Cumulative selectivity benefits of increasing mesh size and using escape gaps in Australian Portunus armatus traps

Overview of attention for article published in Fisheries Management & Ecology, June 2019

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RT @sawsharkman: Small changes to fishing gear can make big differences and make #fisheries more sustainable #crabs https://t.co/FKvdKiMTTI

RT @DrScallop: Our new paper is out that shows adding simple escape gaps to #Traps reduces undersize blue swimmer #crab catches significant…

Small changes to fishing gear can make big differences and make #fisheries more sustainable #crabs

Our new paper is out that shows adding simple escape gaps to #Traps reduces undersize blue swimmer #crab catches significantly. #Fisheries #CatchEfficiency #WallisLake #BlueSwimmer https://t.co/etpvSiNUux https://t.co/vvRMQZiDf4

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