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This book serves as a practical guide for identifying fish species in the English Channel and the North Sea using 3D otolith analysis. It presents comprehensive information on 22 key fish species, offering a valuable resource for students, researchers, and professionals in fisheries science and archaeology. The text explores the use of otoliths—calcium carbonate structures in fish ears—to determine fish age, growth patterns, and population structures. The book aims to support sustainable fishing practices by providing insights into fish stock assessments. It also discusses the ecological and economic significance of the region, highlighting the impact of human activities like fishing, tourism, and marine energy development. The detailed methodology and species profiles make it an essential reference for understanding fish ecology and management in the region.

Otoliths. --- Fish populations. --- Otoliths --- Fish populations

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Ce volume interroge les conditions de l'interprétation des textes littéraires, à la lumière des propositions de Stanley Fish sur L'autorité des communautés interprétatives (1980) , discutées ici par des spécialistes de littérature française, espagnole ou comparée.

Comparative literature --- Fish, Stanley --- Criticism --- Communities