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Validation of Age and Growth in a Long-Lived Temperate Reef Fish Using Otolith Structure, Oxytetracycline and Bomb Radiocarbon Methods

Marine and Freshwater Research

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Geographic Differences in Recruitment and Population Structure of a Temperate Reef Fish

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Regional Variation in Larval Retention and Dispersal Drives Recruitment Patterns in a Temperate Reef Fish

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Extracting Growth Rates From the Nonlaminated Coralline Sponge Astrosclera Willeyana Using Bomb Radiocarbon

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New Bomb Pulse Radiocarbon Records From Annual Tree Rings in the Northern Hemisphere Temperate Region

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Influence of Habitat Condition on Shallow Rocky Reef Fish Community Structure Around Islands and Headlands of a Temperate Marine Protected Area

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Altered Structure and Function of Adipose Tissue in Long-Lived Mice With Growth Hormone-Related Mutations

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Age, Growth, Reproduction and Management of Southwestern Atlantic’s Largest and Endangered Herbivorous Reef Fish, Scarus Trispinosus Valenciennes, 1840

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Does Otolith Structure Reflect the Nutritional Condition of a Fish Larva? Comparison of Otolith Structure and Biochemical Index (RNA/DNA Ratio) Determined on Cod Larvae

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Publications by John M. Kalish

Validation of Age and Growth in a Long-Lived Temperate Reef Fish Using Otolith Structure, Oxytetracycline and Bomb Radiocarbon Methods

Related publications

Geographic Differences in Recruitment and Population Structure of a Temperate Reef Fish

Population Structure of Aggregations, and Response to Spear Fishing, of a Large Temperate Reef Fish Cheilodactylus Fuscus

Regional Variation in Larval Retention and Dispersal Drives Recruitment Patterns in a Temperate Reef Fish

Extracting Growth Rates From the Nonlaminated Coralline Sponge Astrosclera Willeyana Using Bomb Radiocarbon

New Bomb Pulse Radiocarbon Records From Annual Tree Rings in the Northern Hemisphere Temperate Region

Influence of Habitat Condition on Shallow Rocky Reef Fish Community Structure Around Islands and Headlands of a Temperate Marine Protected Area

Altered Structure and Function of Adipose Tissue in Long-Lived Mice With Growth Hormone-Related Mutations

Age, Growth, Reproduction and Management of Southwestern Atlantic’s Largest and Endangered Herbivorous Reef Fish, Scarus Trispinosus Valenciennes, 1840

Does Otolith Structure Reflect the Nutritional Condition of a Fish Larva? Comparison of Otolith Structure and Biochemical Index (RNA/DNA Ratio) Determined on Cod Larvae