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1“... chain in the Oyashio region, western subarctic Pacific, the biomass of component organisms in the two...”
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2“... monopterygius ) were the 2 most common species of prey, followed by salmonids ( Oncorhynchus ) and Pacific cod...”
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3by Rudjakov, J. A., Tseitlin, V. B., Kitain, V. J.“... value being 240 mg m−3. These changes closely agree with the seasonal biomass oscillations in the north...”
Published in ICES Journal of Marine Science (1995)
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4by Matsuno, Kohei, Yamaguchi, Atsushi, Fujiwara, Amane, Onodera, Jonaotaro, Watanabe, Eiji, Imai, Ichiro, Chiba, Sanae, Harada, Naomi, Kikuchi, Takashi“... was seen in November to January and group B-2 during March to June. The seasonal variability in population...”
Published in Journal of Plankton Research (2013)
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6by University of Texas Institute of Texan Cultures at San Antonio“...Two Brothers...”
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7by University of Texas Institute of Texan Cultures at San Antonio“...Two Brothers...”
Published 1988
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10“... of the growing season. Comparisons with Atlantic cod ( Gadus morhua ) revealed similar latitude/growth...”
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11by Wirsing, Aaron J., Quinn, Thomas P., Cunningham, Curry J., Adams, Jennifer R., Craig, Apryle D., Waits, Lisette P.“... a noninvasive genetic approach (barbed wire hair snares) over four summers (2012–2015) to document...”
Published in Ecology and Evolution (2018)
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12“... of the growing season. Comparisons with Atlantic cod ( Gadus morhua ) revealed similar latitude/growth...”
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13by DiCosimo, Jane, Methot, Richard D., Ormseth, Olav A.“... implemented for each stock or assemblage, with buffers between the two to avoid overfishing. Total allowable...”
Published in ICES Journal of Marine Science (2010)
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14by DiCosimo, Jane, Methot, Richard D., Ormseth, Olav A.“... implemented for each stock or assemblage, with buffers between the two to avoid overfishing. Total allowable...”
Published in ICES Journal of Marine Science (2010)
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15by Wirsing, Aaron J., Quinn, Thomas P., Cunningham, Curry J., Adams, Jennifer R., Craig, Apryle D., Waits, Lisette P.“... a non-invasive genetic approach (barbed wire hair snares) over four summers (2012-2015) to document...”
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16by Bradford-Grieve, J. M., Nodder, S. D., Jillett, J. B., Currie, K., Lassey, K. R.“... the following season. This flux is an order of magnitude greater than that estimated (0.27 g C m–2 year–1...”
Published in Journal of Plankton Research (2001)
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17“... and ciliates. Different phases of phytoplankton seasonal succession were encountered during the period...”
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18by Wirsing, Aaron J., Quinn, Thomas P., Cunningham, Curry J., Adams, Jennifer R., Craig, Apryle D., Waits, Lisette P.“... predicted that most bears would forage within only one trio during the spawning season ... : 2013 bears v2...”
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19by Wirsing, Aaron J., Quinn, Thomas P., Cunningham, Curry J., Adams, Jennifer R., Craig, Apryle D., Waits, Lisette P.“... a non-invasive genetic approach (barbed wire hair snares) over four summers (2012-2015) to document...”
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20by Wirsing, Aaron J., Quinn, Thomas P., Cunningham, Curry J., Adams, Jennifer R., Craig, Apryle D., Waits, Lisette P.“... a non-invasive genetic approach (barbed wire hair snares) over four summers (2012-2015) to document...”
Published 2018
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