Increase in Relative Abundance and Size of Snapper Chrysophrys auratus Within Partially-Protected and No-Take Areas in a Temperate Marine Protected Area

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RT @daveharasti: My colleagues and I have just published a new paper that demonstrates a target fishery species (Pink Snapper) increases in…

RT @JoelFishEcology: Our latest paper demonstrates that Pink Snapper, Chrysophrys auratus, relative abundances and total lengths are higher…

Marine Protected Areas work. We need to expand the area of no-take zones within our MPAs. https://t.co/Ubpu0bQPRg

RT @AustSocFishBiol: Increase in size and abundance of snapper within no-take and partially-protected areas in Port Stephens-Great Lakes Ma…

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