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loophole hypothesis: a standalone construct

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Fisheries science

the hypothesis that unusual environmental conditions open temporary refuges from predation on fish eggs and larvae, producing strong year classes.

In fisheries science, loophole hypothesis refers to the hypothesis that unusual environmental conditions open temporary refuges from predation on fish eggs and larvae, producing strong year classes. This meaning comes from Bakun (2003) in Fisheries Oceanography.[1]

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Bakun, A., & Broad, K. (2003). Environmental ‘loopholes’ and fish population dynamics: comparative pattern recognition with focus on El Niño effects in the Pacific. Fisheries Oceanography, 12(4-5), 458-473. https://doi.org/10.1046/j.1365-2419.2003.00258.x

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