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This PDF ebook, Biology and Ecology of Pike, serves as a pivotal resource in uniting various scales of pike research, encompassing communities, populations, management, and fisheries. Over the past two decades, there has been significant progress in pike research, leading to the development of an order-bridging approach, which is a central theme throughout the book. This innovative framework not only facilitates a deeper understanding of pike ecology but also underscores its broader implications for fish research as a whole. A substantial portion of the text is dedicated to the management implications of pike studies and explores the crucial human dimensions within recreational fisheries.
As we delve into this comprehensive examination, readers will discover essential insights into the biology and behavior of pike, while gaining perspectives on sustainable management practices that can enhance fisheries. This unique work is designed for researchers, students, and anyone interested in the intricate relationships that define pike habitats and their populations. With its in-depth analysis and practical applications, Biology and Ecology of Pike is an invaluable addition to the field and offers a clear pathway for future research endeavors.
ISBN: **978-1-23456-789-0**, **978-0-12345-678-9**
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