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The cumulative effect of trawl fishing on a multispecies fish assemblage in south‐eastern Australia

2015-02-01

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Understanding the effect of anthropogenic pressure on animal assemblages over time is a challenging problem that integrates human activities and community ecology. Our ability to make informed decisions for managing pressures depends on estimating their ecological effects, and a rigorous and objective approach should be used. There are three requirements for this type of approach to be successful: sufficient biolo...

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Literature Corpus work: 6f24047c-0ee1-5a07-b615-0ee8c96d7a39
DOI: 10.1111/1365-2664.12353

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