reproduction graph

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• reproduction curve — a graph of the progeny of a spawning at the time they reach a specified age, e.g. the age at which half of the brood has become vulnerable to fishing, plotted against the abundance of the stock that produced them (Ricker, 1975). Also called… …   Dictionary of ichthyology

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• recruitment curve — (reproduction curve) A graph of the progeny of a spawning at the time they reach a specified age (for example, the age at which half of the brood has become vulnerable to fishing), plotted against the abundance of the stock that produced them …   Fisheries — dictionary

• recruitment curve — (reproduction curve) A graph of the progeny of a spawning at the time they reach a specified age (for example, the age at which half of the brood has become vulnerable to fishing), plotted against the abundance of the stock that produced them …   Fisheries — dictionary

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