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Pequenos peixes pelágicos

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 01 Jan 1984 Portuguese
Authors: Sousa, M.I.; Gislason, H.;

handle: 1834/32780

Pequenos peixes pelágicos

Abstract

The paper describes small pelagic fishes including several marine resources ranked among the most important in abundance(anchovy, horse mackerel and sardines) off the coast of Mozambique.

Paper presented at the Seminário conjunto Moçambique/Norad sobre os recursos marinhos de Moçambique, 12-15 de Junho de 1984

Keywords

pelagic fisheries, growth, population dynamics, Fisheries, catch composition, small pelagic fishes, stock assessment, Mozambique

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