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Fish ecology evolution and exploitation : a new theoretical synthesis /
by Andersen, Ken H [author.].
Series: Monographs in population biology: 62.Publisher: New Jersey : Princeton University Press , 2019Description: xii, 257 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm.ISBN: 9780691176550; 9780691192956.Subject(s): Fish populations -- Mathematical models | Fishes -- Ecology -- Mathematical models | Fish communities -- Mathematical models | Fishery management -- Mathematical models | Fish populations -- Mathematical models | Fishery management -- Mathematical models | Fishes -- Ecology -- Mathematical models
Contents:
1. Nothing as practical as a good theory -- Part I. Individuals. 2. Size spectrum theory ; 3. Individual growth and reproduction -- Part II. Populations. 4. Demography ; 5. Fishing ; 6. Fisheries-induced evolution ; 7. Population dynamics -- Part III. Traits. 8. Teleosts versus elasmobranchs ; 9. Trait-based approach to fish ecology -- Part IV. Communities. 10. Consumer-resource dynamics and emergent density dependence ; 11. Trait structure of the fish community ; 12. Community effects of fishing -- Part V. Epilogue. 13. The size- and trait-based approach -- Part VI. Appendixes. A. Single stock size spectrum model ; B. Consumer-resource model ; C. Community model.
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Includes bibliographical references (pages 239-254) and index.
1. Nothing as practical as a good theory -- Part I. Individuals. 2. Size spectrum theory ; 3. Individual growth and reproduction -- Part II. Populations. 4. Demography ; 5. Fishing ; 6. Fisheries-induced evolution ; 7. Population dynamics -- Part III. Traits. 8. Teleosts versus elasmobranchs ; 9. Trait-based approach to fish ecology -- Part IV. Communities. 10. Consumer-resource dynamics and emergent density dependence ; 11. Trait structure of the fish community ; 12. Community effects of fishing -- Part V. Epilogue. 13. The size- and trait-based approach -- Part VI. Appendixes. A. Single stock size spectrum model ; B. Consumer-resource model ; C. Community model.