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Identifying spawner biomass per‐recruit reference points from life‐history parameters
Fish and Fisheries ( IF 6.7 ) Pub Date : 2020-03-24 , DOI: 10.1111/faf.12459
Shijie Zhou 1 , André E. Punt 2, 3 , Yeming Lei 1 , Roy Aijun Deng 1 , Simon D. Hoyle 4
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Analysis of spawning biomass per‐recruit has been widely adopted in fisheries management. Fishing mortality expressed as spawning potential ratio (SPR) often requires a reference point as an appropriate proxy for the fishing mortality that supports a maximum sustainable yield—FMSY. To date, a single generic level between F30% and F40% is routinely used. Using records from stock assessments in the RAM Legacy Database (RAMLD), we confirm that SPR at MSY (SPRMSY) is a declining function of stock productivity quantified by FMSY. We then use general linear models (GLM) and Bayesian errors‐in‐variables models (BEIVM) to show that SPRMSY can be predicted from life‐history parameters (LHPs, including maximum lifespan, age‐ and length‐at‐maturation, growth parameters, natural mortality, and taxonomic Class) as well as gear selectivity. The calculated SPRMSY ranges from about 13% to 95% with a mean of 47%. About 64% of the stocks in the RAMLD require SPRMSY > 40%. Modelling SPRMSY reveals that LHPs plus Class explain 61% of the deviance in SPRMSY. Faster‐growing, low‐survival, and short‐lived species generally require a high SPR. With equal LHPs, elasmobranchs require about 20% higher SPRMSY than teleosts. When FMSY is estimated from fisheries that harvest older fish, increasing the vulnerable age by one year leads to about an 8% increase in SPRMSY. The BEIVM yields smaller variance and bias than the GLM. The models developed in this study could be used to predict SPRMSY reference points for new stocks using the same LHPs for calculating Fx%, but without knowledge of the stock‐recruitment parameters.

中文翻译:

从生命历史参数中识别出产卵生物的每招募参考点

在渔业管理中已广泛采用对产卵生物量的分析。表示为产卵潜能比(SPR)的捕捞死亡率通常需要参考点作为支持最大可持续产量F MSY的捕捞死亡率的适当替代。迄今为止,常规使用的是F 30%F 40%之间的单一通用水平。使用RAM Legacy数据库(RAMLD)中的库存评估记录,我们确认MSY的SPR(SPR MSY)是F MSY量化的库存生产力的下降函数。然后,我们使用通用线性模型(GLM)和贝叶斯不变变量模型(BEIVM)来显示SPR MSY可以从寿命历史参数(LHP,包括最大寿命,成熟年龄和长度,生长参数,自然死亡率和分类学分类)以及齿轮选择性进行预测。计算得出的SPR MSY范围约为13%至95%,平均值为47%。RAMLD中约64%的股票要求SPR MSY  > 40%。对SPR MSY建模表明,LHP加Class解释了SPR MSY中61%的偏差。生长快,存活率低和寿命短的物种通常需要较高的SPR。在LHP相等的情况下,弹性分支所需要的SPR MSY比硬骨鱼类高20%。当F MSY根据捕捞较老鱼类的渔业估计,将易受害年龄增加一年会导致SPR MSY大约增加8%。与GLM相比,BEIVM产生的方差和偏差更小。本研究开发的模型可用于使用相同的LHP来计算新股票的SPR MSY参考点,以计算F x%,但无需了解股票招聘参数。
更新日期:2020-03-24
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