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Title: The concept of the maximum sustainable yield and fishery management.
Author: Gulland, J. A.
Citation: ACCNO:0004779
Publisher: FAO fisheries technical paper ; no. 70
Year: (1968).
Description: 13 p. : figs., tables
Subject: EXPOITATION ; Fisheries management. ; Fisheries research. ; Population dynamics.
Notes: Location:Hillarys
Type: Journal Article
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