Life History Consequences of Overexploitation to Population Recovery in Northwest Atlantic Cod (Gadus morhua).¶
Hutchings, J. A. (2005). Life History Consequences of Overexploitation to Population Recovery in Northwest Atlantic Cod (Gadus morhua). Canadian Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences, 62(4), 824-832.
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- Maturity Mismatch
- In biology and ecology, a species with long generation time faces predation or harvesting tuned to short generation times, and its long-tenor reproductive capacity cannot accelerate, so the population collapses despite genetically healthy individuals.
This sourceShows that reduced age at maturity sharply slows population recovery in cod: long-tenor reproductive replacement cannot accelerate to match short-tenor harvesting, so depletion outpaces recovery even when individuals are sound.
- In biology and ecology, a species with long generation time faces predation or harvesting tuned to short generation times, and its long-tenor reproductive capacity cannot accelerate, so the population collapses despite genetically healthy individuals.
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