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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Exploited population"”.

  1. Biology, movement behaviour and spatial dynamics of an exploited population of smooth hound shark mustelus mustelus around a coastal marine protected area in South Africa

    … larger in body size than those from all other populations globally, possibly due to the favourable temperature conditions in the warm sheltered lagoon and the existence of a MPA closed to fishing which includes preferred habitat for all life- IX history stages of this species. In the absence of …

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  2. Population dynamics and denning ecology of black bears in Shenandoah National Park, Virginia

    During 1982-85, population dynamics and denninq ecology of black bears (Ursus americanus) were investigated in Shenandoah National Park, Virginia. Foot snares and culvert traps were used to capture 115 bears a total of 149 times. Radio transmitter collars were fitted to 47 bears. The age structure …

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  3. Reproduction, Survival, and Denning Ecology of Black Bears in Southwestern Virginia

    Thirty-four (6 M, 28 F) of 93 black bears (<i>Ursus americanus</i>) captured during summers 1995 and 1996 were equipped with radio-collars. The mean age of male and females captured was 2.5 (<u>n</u> = 63; 2 males not aged) and 4.4 (<u>n</u> = 28) years, respectively. The mean date of females in …

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  4. Aspects of the biology, ecology and fishery of the beaked clam Eumarcia paupercula (Holten, 1802), in Maputo Bay

    Clam populations globally have declined, or been depleted, with one of the major causes being uncontrolled human exploitation. This thesis investigates the population structure, growth, reproduction and exploitation of the beaked clam Eumarcia paupercula in Maputo Bay. The substantial commercial …

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