This paper proposes an empirical model for the recruitment of the scallop stock, Pecten maximus (L.), in Saint-Brieuc Bay (English Channel, France). This stock shows important fluctuations in recruitment. The use of traditional models for fish population dynamics based upon an equilibrium state were inadéquate. This model includes three independent variables: spawning biomass, effects of fishing effort on the unexploited year classes, and temperature. Correlations between these expressions of independent parameters and recruitment are systematically analysed. The choice of the final model relies on minimization of the total variance unexplained portion. Introduction of fishing pattern into the model is realized by testing fishing effort eff...
This paper reports an investigation of stock-recruitment relations for Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar)...
Fish species with strong thermal requirements (i.e. Atlantic salmon) are very sensitive to temperatu...
We thank Michael Gras for actively answering questions about the initial model. We are also grateful...
The present study aimed to improve understanding of the environmental conditions influencing the rep...
Although the North-East Atlantic stock of European hake has been widely studied, certain characteris...
The English Channel cuttlefish Sepia officinalis is the most important cephalopod stock in the N-E A...
The recruitment rate was modeled in relation to spawning biomass and to sea surface temperature (SST...
As a deterministic factor in recruitment, the study of the survival success of fish larvae has since...
The study was conducted in an artificial reservoir, adjacent to a nuclear power plant, in which wate...
This paper reports a new model of the freshwater stages of an anadromous fish, at the core of which ...
International audiencePopulation dynamics in Pecten maximus L. (pre-recruits) from the Bay of Saint-...
This paper reports an investigation of stock-recruitment relations for Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar)...
Fish species with strong thermal requirements (i.e. Atlantic salmon) are very sensitive to temperatu...
We thank Michael Gras for actively answering questions about the initial model. We are also grateful...
The present study aimed to improve understanding of the environmental conditions influencing the rep...
Although the North-East Atlantic stock of European hake has been widely studied, certain characteris...
The English Channel cuttlefish Sepia officinalis is the most important cephalopod stock in the N-E A...
The recruitment rate was modeled in relation to spawning biomass and to sea surface temperature (SST...
As a deterministic factor in recruitment, the study of the survival success of fish larvae has since...
The study was conducted in an artificial reservoir, adjacent to a nuclear power plant, in which wate...
This paper reports a new model of the freshwater stages of an anadromous fish, at the core of which ...
International audiencePopulation dynamics in Pecten maximus L. (pre-recruits) from the Bay of Saint-...
This paper reports an investigation of stock-recruitment relations for Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar)...
Fish species with strong thermal requirements (i.e. Atlantic salmon) are very sensitive to temperatu...
We thank Michael Gras for actively answering questions about the initial model. We are also grateful...