The ecosystem approach to management of the Antarctic krill fishery - the ‘devils are in the detail’ at small spatial and temporal scales
Authors:
- P.N. TrathanPTP.N. Trathan
- V. Warwick-EvansVWV. Warwick-Evans
- E.F. YoungEYE.F. Young
- A. FriedlaenderAFA. Friedlaender
- J.H. KimJKJ.H. Kim
- N. KokubunNKN. Kokubun
- 1 January 2022
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Journal of Marine Systems
- Vol. 225
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