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| Scientific Articles and Reports from the Rulifson Lab: |
| Newman, E.T., Jr., T.M. Moore, and R.A. Rulifson. 2000. Characterization of the Spiny Dogfish Population South of Cape Hatteras for Potential Commercial Harvest and Management Plan Development Completion report for Project Number 98FEG-28 to Fisheries Resources Grant Program, North Carolina Sea Grant, Raleigh, NC, April 2000. 36 p. |
Hickman, C.S., T. Moore, and R.A. Rulifson. 2000. Biological Information of the Northern District Spiny Dogfish Fishery Needed for the Fishery Management Plan Completion Report for Project Number 98FEG-29 to Fisheries Resource Grant Program, NC Sea Grant, Raleigh, April 2000.
Rulifson, R.A., T.M. Moore, and C. Hickman. 2002. Biological Characterization of the North Carolina Dogfish Completion Report for Project Number 97FEG28, Fisheries Resources Grant Program, North Carolina Sea Grant, Raleigh, NC. |
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Rulifson, R.A. 2007. Spiny dogfish mortality induced by gill net and trawl capture, and tag and release. North American Journal of Fisheries Management 27:279-285.
Rulifson, R.A. and T.M. Moore. (accepted). Population estimate of spiny dogfish aggregations overwintering south of Cape Hatteras, North Carolina, using an area density method. In Gallucci et al., Biology and Management of the Spiny Dogfish. American Fisheries Society Symposium Number ____.
Rulifson, R.A. and T.M. Moore (submitted). Demographic comparisons of spiny dogfish overwintering in North Carolina waters: are they part of the Northwest Atlantic migratory stock? Fisheries Review.
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First International Spiny Dogfish Symposium (May13-15 2005) Abstracts |
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