Temperature- and income resource availability-mediated variation in reproductive investment in a multiple-batch-spawning Japanese anchovy
Authors:
- Michio YonedaMYMichio Yoneda
- Hajime KitanoHKHajime Kitano
- Hiroshige TanakaHTHiroshige Tanaka
- Kohei KawamuraKKKohei Kawamura
- Sethu SelvarajSSSethu Selvaraj
- Seiji OhshimoSOSeiji Ohshimo
- Michiya MatsuyamaMMMichiya Matsuyama
- Akio ShimizuASAkio Shimizu
- 3 December 2014
- journal article
- Published by Inter-Research Science Center in Marine Ecology Progress Series
- Vol. 516, 251-262
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