Use of fish production per unit biomass ratios for measuring the productive capacity of fish habitats

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Competition for the fish – fish extraction from the Baltic Sea by humans, aquatic mammals, and birds (2018, unknown): “For lakes, it has been suggested that fishing is generally sustainable at catch rates corresponding to<15% of the biomass (Downing and Plante, 1993), and as production is usually around 50% of the biomass (Downing and Plante, 1993; Randall and Minns, 2000), this corresponds to an extraction level of”
A designed artificial reef is among the most productive marine fish habitats: new metrics to address ‘production versus attraction’ (2016, background): “the production/biomass ratio, P/B) is equal to the instantaneous total mortality of an organism (Dickie 1972; Mertz and Myers 1998; Randall and Minns 2000).”
Information needs for assessing critical habitat of freshwater fish (2006, background): “Production is the emergent population-level measure of habitat quality that integrates the effects of individual growth and survival (Randall and Minns 2000).”