Characterizing ontogenetic habitat shifts in marine fishes: advancing nascent methods for marine spatial management.

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Characterizing ontogenetic habitat shifts in marine fishes: advancing nascent methods for marine spatial management.

Niche requirements and habitat resource partitioning by conspecific fishes of different sizes are significant knowledge gaps in the species distribution modelling domain. Management actions and operations are typically concentrated on static habitats, or specific areas of interest, without consideri...

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Main Authors:	Galaiduk, R., Radford, B., Saunders, Ben, Newman, S., Harvey, Euan
Format:	Journal Article
Published:	2017
Online Access:	http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/53728

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