Trying to collapse a population for conservation: commercial trade of a marine invasive species by artisanal fishers
Year
2021
How to cite this report
Malpica-Cruz, L., Fulton, S., Quintana, A. et al. Trying to collapse a population for conservation: commercial trade of a marine invasive species by artisanal fishers. Rev Fish Biol Fisheries (2021).
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