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Tag Archives: fisheries

• On sticklebacks and fisheries induced evolution

  By Juha 23.11.2012 – 15:57 (0)

• Biology meets fisheries research

  By Anna 26.6.2012 – 15:23 (0)

• Correlates of recovery and extinction risk

  By Anna 13.3.2012 – 3:54 (1)

• Seafood certification caught in storm

  By Juha 8.9.2010 – 11:26 (0)

• Geographic differentiation in Baltic herring

  By Anna 20.5.2010 – 7:08 (1)

• Environmental effects on angling catch rates

  By Anna 9.4.2010 – 18:11 (0)

• Size matters

  By Juha 24.3.2010 – 11:02 (0)

• Shooting fish

  By Anna 15.3.2010 – 21:27 (0)

• The end of the line

  By Anna 4.2.2010 – 1:35 (0)

• Historical salmon catches revisited

  By Anna 4.1.2010 – 19:30 (0)

• Thick – they die quick?

  By Juha 30.10.2009 – 7:00 (1)

• Fisheries induced evolution – on the dark side of the moon?

  By Juha 26.8.2009 – 7:00 (3)

• Spawning in mind under full moon?

  By Anna 25.7.2009 – 18:46 (0)

• Effective salmon fisheries management

  By Anna 5.6.2009 – 0:40 (0)

• Long term shifts in fish body size seen in angling catch records

  By Anna 4.5.2009 – 17:23 (0)

• Forecasted collapse

  By Anna 20.4.2009 – 19:03 (6)

• Blame the whales

  By Juha 20.4.2009 – 7:00 (0)

• Genes behind fish phenotypes

  By Anna 10.3.2009 – 14:01 (0)

• Happy fishermen

  By Anna 6.3.2009 – 17:19 (2)

• Fast recovery?

  By Anna 4.3.2009 – 15:29 (3)

• Fishing whitefish

  By Anna 23.2.2009 – 21:55 (2)

• Anglers’ dilemma

  By Juha 18.2.2009 – 9:00 (2)

• Code of conduct compromised

  By Juha 13.2.2009 – 9:00 (0)

• How to choose your fishing gear?

  By Anna 12.2.2009 – 14:35 (0)

• The mystery of shrinking fish – a case study with Atlantic salmon

  By Anna 11.2.2009 – 18:49 (3)

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