Collapse and recovery of marine fishes¶
Hutchings. (2000). Collapse and recovery of marine fishes. Nature.
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Domain-specific¶
- Allee Effect
- Population ecology — the defining substrate: predicting extinction risk of small populations from the non-monotone per-capita growth curve, and locating the minimum viable population beneath the strong-Allee threshold. Conservation biology and reintroductions — diagnosing why a release fails despite ample habitat (mate-finding, cooperative defence, inbreeding load) and prescribing the density-rebuilding fix: augmentation, dense rather than dispersed release, and social-attraction interventions. Fisheries science — depensation in stock-recruitment relationships is the Allee pattern under another name: collapsed cod or herring stocks that do not rebound at the density from which they fell, even after fishing pressure is cut
This sourceStudy of collapse and recovery in marine fishes, examining whether over-exploited populations recover to former abundance levels and how far their persistence is threatened.
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“Over-exploitation and subsequent collapse of marine fishes has focused attention on the ability of affected populations to recover to former abundance levels”
- Population ecology — the defining substrate: predicting extinction risk of small populations from the non-monotone per-capita growth curve, and locating the minimum viable population beneath the strong-Allee threshold. Conservation biology and reintroductions — diagnosing why a release fails despite ample habitat (mate-finding, cooperative defence, inbreeding load) and prescribing the density-rebuilding fix: augmentation, dense rather than dispersed release, and social-attraction interventions. Fisheries science — depensation in stock-recruitment relationships is the Allee pattern under another name: collapsed cod or herring stocks that do not rebound at the density from which they fell, even after fishing pressure is cut
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