Updating length-weight relationships for 21 reef and bottomfish species from the CNMI

Length-weight relationships are a valuable resource when working with survey data, and necessary input for many stock assessment models. Data from the CNMI Commercial Fisheries Biosampling Program were used to generate length-weight relationships for 11 bottomfish management unit species and 8 coral reef ecosystem component species.

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NOAA Institutional Repository
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2024-11-04
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https://doi.org/10.25923/a31h-9z36
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Fish Biology and Ecology Studies
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Updating length-weight relationships for 21 reef and bottomfish species from the CNMI

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Updating length-weight relationships for 21 reef and bottomfish species from the CNMI

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Abstract

Length-weight relationships are a valuable resource when working with survey data, and necessary input for many stock assessment models. Data from the CNMI Commercial Fisheries Biosampling Program were used to generate length-weight relationships for 11 bottomfish management unit species and 8 coral reef ecosystem component species.

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