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article by S. J. Cooke et al published 25 October 2012 in Fisheries Management and Ecology

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author name string	A. J. Danylchuk T. D. Clark D. A. Patterson S. G. Hinch K. C. Hanson M. R. Donaldson C. D. Suski G. D. Raby C. M. O'connor
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