Does otolith macrostructure record environmental or biological events? The case of black hake (Merluccius polli and Merluccius senegalensis)-Reference-Cited by-同舟云学术

Does otolith macrostructure record environmental or biological events? The case of black hake (Merluccius polli and Merluccius senegalensis)

Published:2012-01 Issue:1 Volume:113 Page:159-172
ISSN:0165-7836
Container-title:Fisheries Research
language:en
Short-container-title:Fisheries Research

Author:

Rey Javier,Fernández-Peralta Lourdes,Esteban Alba,García-Cancela Ramón,Salmerón Francisca,Puerto Miguel Ángel,Piñeiro Carmen

Publisher

Elsevier BV

Subject

Aquatic Science

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