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High level of genetic connectivity in a deep-water reef fish, Caulolatilus microps.

Journal of fish biology - 1 Nov 2018

McDowell Jan R, Brightman Heid L

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The life-history characteristics of blueline tilefish make them particularly vulnerable to overfishing. Although North Carolina, U.S.A. was previously considered to be the northern extent of the range of C. microps, concentrations have recently been discovered in Virginia and Maryland, with reports as far north as Montauk, New York. Attempts to manage the fishery have been hampered by a lack of information about...

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PMID: 30168143
DOI: 10.1111/jfb.13779

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