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Larval condition helps explain the recent anchovy boom in an extremely warm California Current Ecosystem
Abstract Discerning the causes of boom-and-bust cycles for coastal pelagic fishes (CPF) has been a critical element in fisheries oceanography research for over a century. Although the biological and environmental conditions that drive CPF dynamics are difficult to pin down, it is clear that year-cla
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