Effect of Experimental Manipulation of Feeding Conditions on the Population Structure of Larval Cod (Gadus rnorhua)

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The data for this thesis has consisted of the burial site at Borre and documents and reports from the 1988-1992 Borre Project, including field journals (Elliot, 1989; Forseth, 1991b,

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Fig. Modeling is done with the composite-roughness surface scattering kernel for the same type of bottom as in Fig. There are 10 dB between the thick marks on the vertical axes.

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In the first experiment (Exp-1), groups of cod larvae were fed either (a) natural zooplankton, mainly copepods, increasing the size of prey as the larvae grew or (b) enriched

Among first fee'ding organisms for cod larvae, rotifers were of great importance (Fig. In all years the feeding conditions during first feeding were sufficient