Estimation of northern pike population sizes via mark-recapture monitoring

Kuparinen, A; LEHTONEN, H.; Olin, M; Alho, J S

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Estimation of northern pike population sizes via mark-recapture monitoring : ESTIMATION OF PIKE POPULATION SIZE

Author(s): A. KUPARINEN , J. S. ALHO , M. OLIN , H. LEHTONEN

Publication date (Electronic): May 11 2012

Journal: Fisheries Management and Ecology

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Title: Fisheries Management and Ecology

Publisher: Wiley

ISSN: 0969997X

Publication date Created: August 2012

Publication date (Print): August 2012

Publication date (Electronic): May 11 2012

Volume: 19

Issue: 4

Pages: 323-332

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