Abundance and mortality of anchovy eggs caused by cannibalism and intraguild predation, and the potential effect on anchovy recruitment and clupeoid fluctuations

Doctoral Thesis

1991

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Szeinfeld, Edy Sylvia Valdes
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Griffiths, Charles L
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University of Cape Town

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Department of Biological Sciences
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Faculty of Science
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This thesis is structured in the form of five main chapters, each written in the form of an independent paper and supported by a general conclusion and one previously published paper on the same general theme. The central theme is the dynamics, ecology and evolution of intraspecific and intraguild predation - specifically the determination of an interacting mechanism between the guild fish species Engraulis capensis and Sardinops ocellatus and its significance for future fisheries management.
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Marine Biology

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Szeinfeld, E. 1991. Abundance and mortality of anchovy eggs caused by cannibalism and intraguild predation, and the potential effect on anchovy recruitment and clupeoid fluctuations. University of Cape Town.

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