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ocean triadhypothesis1 CONSTRUCTOcean triad hypothesisBAKUN · FISHERIES SCIENCE

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Fisheries science

the idea that good fish recruitment needs a combination of nutrient enrichment, concentration of food, and retention of larvae.

In fisheries science, ocean triad hypothesis refers to the idea that good fish recruitment needs a combination of nutrient enrichment, concentration of food, and retention of larvae. This meaning comes from Bakun (1996) in Patterns in the ocean: Ocean processes and marine population dynamics.[1]

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  1. Bakun, A. (1996). Patterns in the ocean: Ocean processes and marine population dynamics. California Sea Grant College System, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration in cooperation with Centro de Investigaciones Biológicas del Noroeste. ISBN 9781888691016

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