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Fig. 6. Irish Sea cod assessment. (a) shows the time series of official landings (solid line),<br />

WG estimates of total landings based on a sampling scheme (solid squares) and<br />

estimates of total removals and 95% confidence intervals from B-Adapt run using WG<br />

landings estimates to 1999 and official landings from 2000 onwards. (b) retrospective<br />

trends in F-estimates when no bias is estimated for 2000 onwards (top plot) and when<br />

bias is estimated using B-Adapt (bottom plot)<br />

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