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Title: Exploring marine mammal-fishery interactions using 'Ecopath with Ecosim': modelling the Barents sea ecosystem.
Author: Blanchard, J. L. ; Pinnegar, J. K. ; Mackinson, S.
Citation: ACCNO:12793
Publisher: Science Series Technical Report (CEFAS Lowestoft) ; no. 117.
Year: 2002.
Description: 52 p.
Subject: Mammals. ; Marine mammals ; Marine ecology. ; Marine ecosystem. ; Barents Sea. ; Interspecific relationships. ; Prey selection ; Predators ; Food webs ; Fisheries. ; INVERTEBRATE FISHERIES ; Crustacean fisheries. ; Marine birds ; CAPELIN ; Mallotus villosus
Notes: Location:Hillarys
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