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Evaluating methods for estimating rare events with zero-heavy data: a simulation model estimating sea turtle bycatch in the pelagic longline fishery

Issue
110(3)
Author(s)
Barlow, Paige F., and Jim Berkson
Cover date
2012
PDF
barlow.pdf
Pages
344-360

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