Size Limits for Fish Catches Typically Refer to the Minimum

question 42

Essay

Size limits for fish catches typically refer to the minimum size of individuals that can be harvested and retained. How might size limits affect the spawning strategy of a fish population compared to no size limits, assuming the fish captured are representative of the size distribution of the population?

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