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ICES Journal of Marine Science | Oxford Academic
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The ICES Journal of Marine Science publishes original articles, opinion essays (&Food for Thought&), visions for the future (&Quo Vadimus&), and critical reviews that contribute to our scientific understanding of marine systems &
Parameter estimation in stock assessment modelling: caveats with gradient-based algorithms
Highlighting some of the caveats with gradient-based algorithms, to sound a cautionary note about an increasing trend in fisheries science, where blind faith is being invested in results obtained from algorithms that are fast, and proven to have machine precision
by Sam Subbey.
Listening to fish to map dolphin feeding
Investigating the spatiotemporal variation of fish choruses to help identify important foraging habitat for Indo-Pacific humpback dolphins, Sousa chinensis
by Matthew K Pine, Ding Wang, Lindsay Porter, and Kexiong Wang.
Fisheries connectivity in large marine ecosystems
Characterizing fisheries connectivity in marine social&ecological systems
by Emma C. Fuller, Jameal F. Samhouri, Joshua S. Stoll, Simon A. Levin, and James R. Watson.
Conserving Arctic habitats at a time of melting ice
Arctic marine conservation is not prepared for the coming melt
Peter T. Harris, Miles Macmillan-Lawler, Lars Kullerud, and Jake C. Rice.
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Latest Supplement: Effects of Fishing on Benthic Fauna, Habitat and Ecosystem Function
This supplement comprises reviews and original research arising from the ICES Symposium held in Troms& in 2014. It summarizes our understanding of the effects of fishing on benthic ecosystems, and reviews the measures available to mitigate them.
Special Issue: Towards a Broader Perspective on Ocean Acidification Research
Ocean acidification is one of the most-studied topics in marine science. This 2-part special issue shows how the subject has matured and takes us towards a broader perspective on the research.
Special Issue: Lobsters in a Changing Climate
In addition to their economic importance, lobsters provide valuable information that aids our understanding of marine environments in a changing climate. The papers in this special issue provide new knowledge of the biology, ecology, fisheries, and aquaculture of clawed, spiny, and slipper lobsters.
Symposium Issue: Marine Ecosystem Acoustics
This symposium issue contains fifteen contributions from the ICES Symposium on Marine Ecosystem Acoustics in Nantes, France. It reviews recent developments in acoustic methods and technologies used to characterize and manage marine and freshwater ecosystems..
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