Multiple Choice
The Maximum Sustainable Yield refers to
A) the maximum fishery biomass that can be removed annually while maintaining a standing stock.
B) the maximum amount of incidental bycatch that can be removed by a fishery.
C) the maximum fish biomass in the oceans that can be sustained.
D) the total biomass of fish caught in the ocean annually.
E) the maximum productivity of the ocean.
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