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Using genetic species identification and environmental data to distinguish historical catches of cryptic Blackspotted Rockfish (Sebastes melanostictus) and Rougheye Rockfish (Sebastes aleutianus) in British Columbia
Supplementary file for node/16709 (Fisheries-independent survey data)

Supplementary file for node/16709 (Fisheries-independent survey data)

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Using genetic species identification and environmental data to distinguish historical catches of cryptic Blackspotted Rockfish (Sebastes melanostictus) and Rougheye Rockfish (Sebastes aleutianus) in British Columbia

Author: Creamer, Julie Marie

2015-12-15

Visually classifying species is the most common method used in fisheries to estimate catch compositions for commercial and survey data, but catch…

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