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Fisheries science

the expected lifetime catch from an average recruit at a given fishing mortality and age at first capture.

In fisheries science, yield per recruit refers to the expected lifetime catch from an average recruit at a given fishing mortality and age at first capture. This meaning comes from Beverton (1957/1993) in On the dynamics of exploited fish populations.[1]

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References

Beverton, R. J. H., & Holt, S. J. (1993). On the dynamics of exploited fish populations. Chapman & Hall. (Original work published 1957) ISBN 9780412549601

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