Figure 10: Biomass of Pelagic Fishes Over Biomass of All Age-Structured Species Groups From Chatham Rise Atlantis Model Simulations With Recruitment Steepness Set at 0.5 for Myctophids, No Cap on Recruitment (A), Recruitment Capped at R0 (B), and Three Catch Scenarios: (1) Zero Catch; (2) Status Quo Catch; (3) Half Catch, for the 2010–2016 Hindcast Period and 2016–2046 Projection Period.

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