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  1. The Effects of Minimum Size Limit Regulations On Exploited Fish Populations off the Atlantic Coast of the Southeastern United States

    … regulations, though primarily managed with minimum size limits. Minimum size limits vary by species and are intended to protect small fish in order to restrict harvest and prevent growth overfishing. Disadvantages of minimum size limits may include sublegal-size bycatch of co-occurring …

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  2. Fishery, population dynamics and stock assessment of geelbek (Atractoscion aequidens), a commercially important migrant fish species off the coast of South Africa

    … Bank during austral summer. Due to current minimum size limits of 600 mm (total length, TL), well below the 50% size-at-maturity (950 mm TL), the majority of the catches are comprised of immature fish, making the stock vulnerable to growth overfishing. Adults (>5 years) migrate seasonally to …

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  3. Understanding the Role of Social Norms in Natural Resource Co-Management

    … about others' approval or disapproval. It emphasized the interdependence of social norms at both individual and collective levels, and how they impact broader practices and cultural dynamics. It also explored the reciprocal relationship between personal behavior and group norms, facilitating …

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  4. Do size differences of juvenile snapper (Pagrus auratus) in two regions of Shark Bay, Western Australia, reflect different environmental conditions

    … to explore the causes of an observed size difference between 0+ fish (first year of life) in the northern and southern regions of that gulf. Five trawl surveys were conducted in each region of the western gulf, from November 2000 to December 2001, to collect juvenile P. auratus. The 0+ …

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