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Global population trajectories, life history strategies and vulnerability to fishing of scombrid species: implications for conservation and management

My thesis aims to provide new insights on the impacts of fishing on marine species and marine ecosystems, and advance our predictive abilities to identify which species might be most vulnerable to fishing.

series: Global population trajectories, life history strategies and vulnerability to fishing of scombrid species:

: Maria José Juan-‐Jordá
PhD student in Marine Biology, Faculty of Science, University of Coruña

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