Spatial and temporal catch concentrations for Antarctic krill: Implications for fishing performance and precautionary management in the Southern Ocean
Authors:
- Francisco Santa CruzFrancisco Santa Cruz
- Lucas KrügerLucas Krüger
- César A. CárdenasCCCésar A. Cárdenas
- 4 April 2022
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Ocean & Coastal Management
- Vol. 223
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