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L’impossible gouvernement de la migration? Gestions locales d’espèces globales : les migrateurs amphihalins (anguille européenne et saumon atlantique)

by Anatole Danto
Published in VertigO (2021)
“...This article looks at the governance of two highly migratory fish species: European eel (Anguilla...”

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L’impossible gouvernement de la migration? Gestions locales d’espèces globales : les migrateurs amphihalins (anguille européenne et saumon atlantique)

by Anatole Danto
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“...This article looks at the governance of two highly migratory fish species: European eel (Anguilla...”

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L’impossible gouvernement de la migration? Gestions locales d’espèces globales : les migrateurs amphihalins (anguille européenne et saumon atlantique)

by Danto, Anatole
Published in VertigO (2021)
“... of two highly migratory fish species: European eel (Anguilla anguilla) and Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar...”

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L’impossible gouvernement de la migration? Gestions locales d’espèces globales : les migrateurs amphihalins (anguille européenne et saumon atlantique)

by Danto, Anatole
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“...This article looks at the governance of two highly migratory fish species: European eel (Anguilla...”

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L’impossible gouvernement de la migration ? Gestions locales d’espèces globales : les migrateurs amphihalins (anguille européenne et saumon atlantique)

by Danto, Anatole
Published in VertigO (2021)
“... of two highly migratory fish species: European eel (Anguilla anguilla) and Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar...”

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L'impossible gouvernement de la migration ? Gestions locales d'espèces globales : les migrateurs amphihalins (anguille européenne et saumon atlantique)

by Danto, Anatole
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“...International audience This article looks at the governance of two highly migratory fish species...”

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L'impossible gouvernement de la migration ? Gestions locales d'espèces globales : les migrateurs amphihalins (anguille européenne et saumon atlantique)

by Danto, Anatole
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L'impossible gouvernement de la migration ? Gestions locales d'espèces globales : les migrateurs amphihalins (anguille européenne et saumon atlantique)

by Danto, Anatole
Published 2021
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L'impossible gouvernement de la migration ? Gestions locales d'espèces globales : les migrateurs amphihalins (anguille européenne et saumon atlantique)

by Danto, Anatole
Published in VertigO (2021)
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Ocean-wide tracking of pelagic sharks reveals extent of overlap with longline fishing hotspots

by Queiroz, N, Humphries, N E, Mucientes, G, Hammerschlag, N, Lima, F P, Scales, Kylie L, Miller, P I, Sousa, L L, Seabra, R, Sims, D W
Published in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2016)
“... highly migratory fishes including oceanic sharks remain largely unregulated with poor monitoring and data...”

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