Protecting largest, most prolific fish may boost productivity of fisheries

ScienceDaily
Aug 18, 2021, 1:52 pm108 pts
Management of many of the largest fisheries in the world assumes incorrectly that many small fish reproduce as well as fewer large ones with similar total masses, a new analysis has found. That can lead to overharvesting the largest, most prolific fish that can contribute the most to the population.

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