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The combination of multi-phase extension and pre-existing fault reactivation results in a complex fault pattern within hydrocarbon-bearing basins, affecting hydrocarbon exploration at different stages. We used high-resolution 3D seismic data and well data to reveal the impact of multi-phase extension and pre-existing fault reactivation on Cenozoic fault pattern changes over time in the Jiyang Depression of eastern China. The r...
Golden cuttlefish ( Sepia esculenta ), the most economically important cephalopod in the northern coastal seas of China, had experienced greatly reduced population biomass due to continuous fishing pressure in recent decades. Understanding the trophic ecology and clarifying the spatial distribution of wintering ground can help develop management plans for this species. In this study, the ontogenetic changes in the trophic ecol...
Poyang Lake, the largest freshwater lake in China, possesses abundant fishery resources, but its fish stock status is still unclear. In this work, the stock status of and fishing efforts of nine major economic fishes in the Poyang Lake were estimated from 2000 to 2019 with a catch-based maximum sustainable yield (CMSY) model based on catch and resilience data. It was further predicted whether the biomass of those fishes could...
Fishery Dynamics, Status, and Rebuilding Based on Catch-Only Data in Coastal Waters of ChinaOA Marine
China has become the largest contributor to marine fisheries in the world with its fishing fleets explosively increasing their fishing effort and resulting catch, but its fishery composition and sustainability have deteriorated. Limited information on fishery exploitation status encumbers effective resource management. In this study, a data-poor Monte Carlo method, the Catch-Maximum Sustainable Yield (CMSY) method, was used to...
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