The Age-Structured Production Model for the South Coast rock lobster population extended to be sex- and area-specific and to fit to catch-at-length data

Johnston, Susan J; Butterworth, Doug S

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The Age-Structured Production Model for the South Coast rock lobster population extended to be sex- and area-specific and to fit to catch-at-length data

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Research 01 Jan 2007 South Africa English Publisher:Marine Resource Assessment and Management Group

Authors: Johnston, Susan J; Butterworth, Doug S;

handle: 11427/18715

The Age-Structured Production Model for the South Coast rock lobster population extended to be sex- and area-specific and to fit to catch-at-length data

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Abstract

The south coast rock lobster resource is modelled using an age-structured-productionmodel (ASPM) which fits to catch-at-length data directly. The model is sexdisaggregated (m/f) and area-disaggregated (A=1,2,3).

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South Africa

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University of Cape Town
South Africa

Keywords

Age-Structured Production Model, South Coast rock lobster

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