Updated assessments of Southern Hemisphere humpback whale breeding sub-stock B1

Updated Bayesian stock assessment results for humpback breeding sub-stock B1, which take into account recently advised capture-recapture data, are presented. These suggest this population presently to be within the range of 65-90% of its pre-exploitation size in terms of posterior median estimates....

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Main Authors: Johnston, Susan J, Butterworth, Doug S
Format: Report
Language:English
Published: International Whaling Commission 2008
Subjects:
Humpback whales
Bayesian assessment
Humpback Whale
Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/11427/18740
https://open.uct.ac.za/bitstream/11427/18740/1/Johnston_Updated_assessments_2008.pdf
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Bayesian assessment
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Bayesian assessment
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Bayesian assessment
description Updated Bayesian stock assessment results for humpback breeding sub-stock B1, which take into account recently advised capture-recapture data, are presented. These suggest this population presently to be within the range of 65-90% of its pre-exploitation size in terms of posterior median estimates. However, alternative options for inputs to this assessment are possible, and need to be discussed by the Scientific Committee.
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title_short Updated assessments of Southern Hemisphere humpback whale breeding sub-stock B1
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title_fullStr Updated assessments of Southern Hemisphere humpback whale breeding sub-stock B1
title_full_unstemmed Updated assessments of Southern Hemisphere humpback whale breeding sub-stock B1
title_sort updated assessments of southern hemisphere humpback whale breeding sub-stock b1
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