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Title: Seabird ecology, El Nino anomalies, and prediction of sardine fisheries in the Gulf of California [Subtitle:Enriqueta Velarde ... [et al.].]
Author: Velarde, Enriqueta ; Ezcurra, Exequiel ; Cisneros-Mata, Miguel A. ; Lavin, Miguel F.
Citation: ACCNO:19858
Publisher: Ecological applications - Vol. 14, no. 2
Year: 2004
Description: p. 607-615
Subject: Clupeoid fisheries. ; Sardinops caeruleus ; California - USA ; Mexico. ; Marine ecology. ; Marine birds ; Diets ; Reproduction. ; Catch and effort. ; Fishery management. ; El Nino phenomena ; Southern oscillation ; Statistical models
Notes: Location:Hillarys
Type: Journal Article
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