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Ensuring that Releases of Cultured Juveniles Add Value to Other Forms of Management

A Predatory Impact Model and Targeted Stock Enhancement Approach for Optimal Release of Mulloway (Argyrosomus japonicus)

Matthew D. Taylor School of Biological, Earth, and Environmental Science, University of New South Wales, Australia
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Iain M. Suthers School of Biological, Earth, and Environmental Science, University of New South Wales, Australia
Pages 125-134 | Published online: 10 Oct 2008

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Taylor L. Hunt & Paul Jones. (2018) Informing the Great Fish Stocking Debate: An Australian Case Study. Reviews in Fisheries Science & Aquaculture 26:3, pages 275-308.
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MatthewD. Taylor, NathanP. Brennan, Kai Lorenzen & KennethM. Leber. (2013) Generalized Predatory Impact Model: A Numerical Approach for Assessing Trophic Limits to Hatchery Releases and Controlling Related Ecological Risks. Reviews in Fisheries Science 21:3-4, pages 341-353.
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MatthewD. Taylor, AndrewV. Fairfax & IainM. Suthers. (2013) The Race for Space: Using Acoustic Telemetry to Understand Density-Dependent Emigration and Habitat Selection in a Released Predatory Fish. Reviews in Fisheries Science 21:3-4, pages 276-285.
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NeilR. Loneragan, GregoryI. Jenkins & MatthewD. Taylor. (2013) Marine Stock Enhancement, Restocking, and Sea Ranching in Australia: Future Directions and a Synthesis of Two Decades of Research and Development. Reviews in Fisheries Science 21:3-4, pages 222-236.
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Kai Lorenzen, KennethM. Leber & H. Lee Blankenship. (2010) Responsible Approach to Marine Stock Enhancement: An Update. Reviews in Fisheries Science 18:2, pages 189-210.
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JohannD. Bell, KennethM. Leber, H.Lee Blankenship, NeilR. Loneragan & Reiji Masuda. (2008) A New Era for Restocking, Stock Enhancement and Sea Ranching of Coastal Fisheries Resources. Reviews in Fisheries Science 16:1-3, pages 1-9.
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Lei Xing, Yong Chen, Kisei R. Tanaka, Nicolas Barrier & Yiping Ren. (2022) Evaluating the Hatchery Program of a Highly Exploited Shrimp Stock (Fenneropenaeus chinensis) in a Temperate Marine Ecosystem. Frontiers in Marine Science 9.
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Emily J. Junk, James A. Smith, Iain M. Suthers & Matthew D. Taylor. (2021) Bioenergetics of blue swimmer crab (. Marine and Freshwater Research 72:9, pages 1375-1386.
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D.J. Reid. (2021) A review of the ‘natural’ ecological features of waterways in the Botany Bay catchment, in southern Sydney, Australia. Regional Studies in Marine Science 41, pages 101545.
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Heath R. Folpp, Hayden T. Schilling, Graeme F. Clark, Michael B. Lowry, Ben Maslen, Marcus Gregson & Iain M. Suthers. (2020) Artificial reefs increase fish abundance in habitat‐limited estuaries. Journal of Applied Ecology 57:9, pages 1752-1761.
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D.J. Reid. (2020) A review of intensified land use effects on the ecosystems of Botany Bay and its rivers, Georges River and Cooks River, in southern Sydney, Australia. Regional Studies in Marine Science 39, pages 101396.
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A. Becker, M. B. Lowry & M. D. Taylor. (2018) Response of estuarine consumer communities following the stocking of a juvenile penaeid ( Penaeus plebejus ) over two consecutive years . Fisheries Management and Ecology 25:1, pages 54-65.
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Matthew D. Taylor, Michael B. Lowry & Alistair Becker. (2018) Evaluating potential competitive interactions following stocking through trophic niche breadth. Marine and Freshwater Research 69:10, pages 1614.
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Alexander R. Pursche, Iain M. Suthers & Matthew D. Taylor. (2014) The effect of targeted stocking on behaviour and space utilization of a released finfish. ICES Journal of Marine Science 71:5, pages 1100-1106.
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James A. SmithMatthew D. Taylor. (2014) A peaked logistic-based selection curve. Canadian Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences 71:3, pages 351-355.
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A. R. Pursche, I. M. Suthers & M. D. Taylor. (2013) Post-release monitoring of site and group fidelity in acoustically tagged stocked fish. Fisheries Management and Ecology 20:5, pages 445-453.
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T Tomiyama, S Uehara & Y Kurita. (2013) Feeding relationships among fishes in shallow sandy areas in relation to stocking of Japanese flounder. Marine Ecology Progress Series 479, pages 163-175.
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Kenneth M. Leber. 2013. Sustainable Food Production. Sustainable Food Production 1139 1157 .
JAMES A. SMITH, LEE J. BAUMGARTNER, IAIN M. SUTHERS, MATTHEW C. IVES & MATTHEW D. TAYLOR. (2012) Estimating the stocking potential of fish in impoundments by modelling supply and steady‐state demand. Freshwater Biology 57:7, pages 1482-1499.
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J. A. Smith, L. J. Baumgartner, I. M. Suthers & M. D. Taylor. (2011) Generalist niche, specialist strategy: the diet of an Australian percichthyid. Journal of Fish Biology 78:4, pages 1183-1199.
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James A. Smith, Lee J. Baumgartner, Iain M. Suthers & Matthew D. Taylor. (2011) Distribution and movement of a stocked freshwater fish: implications of a variable habitat volume for stocking programs. Marine and Freshwater Research 62:11, pages 1342.
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Faith Ochwada-Doyle, Charles A. Gray, Neil R. Loneragan & Matthew D. Taylor. (2010) Using experimental ecology to understand stock enhancement: Comparisons of habitat-related predation on wild and hatchery-reared Penaeus plebejus Hess. Journal of Experimental Marine Biology and Ecology 390:1, pages 65-71.
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Matthew D. Taylor & Debashish Mazumder. (2010) Stable isotopes reveal post-release trophodynamic and ontogenetic changes in a released finfish, mulloway (Argyrosomus japonicus). Marine and Freshwater Research 61:3, pages 302.
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M. D. TAYLOR, D. S. FIELDER & I. M. SUTHERS. (2009) Growth and viability of hatchery-reared Argyrosomus japonicus released into open and semi-closed systems . Fisheries Management and Ecology 16:6, pages 478-483.
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