Dynamic Changes in Marine Ecosystems: Fishing, Food Webs, and Future Options

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	Developing Multiple Stock Harvest Strategies,	66
	Mechanisms for Implementing Multi-Species Harvesting Strategies,	69
	Overcoming Regulatory Constraints to Setting Multi-Species Reference Points,	74
	Major Findings and Conclusions for Chapter 3,	75
4	INFORMING THE DEBATE: EXAMINING OPTIONS FOR MANAGEMENT AND STEWARDSHIP	77
	Evaluating Strategic Management Options,	78
	Projecting Recovery Strategies and the Effects of Shifting Baselines,	83
	Strategies for Informed and Inclusive Decision Making,	84
	Major Findings and Conclusions for Chapter 4,	90
5	SCIENCE TO ENABLE FUTURE MANAGEMENT	93
	Improving Ecosystem Models and Scenario Analysis,	94
	Analyzing Historical Time-Series Data,	99
	Contributions from Social and Economic Science,	101
	Major Findings and Conclusions for Chapter 5,	105
6	FINDINGS AND RECOMMENDATIONS	109
	Recommendations,	110
	REFERENCES	119
	APPENDIXES
A	Committee and Staff Biographies	133
B	List of Acronyms	139
C	Committee Meeting Agendas	141
D	Glossary	147

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