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RJT
(redirected from Winter Skate)

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RJTRubicon Japan Trust (Japanese real estate)
RJTWinter Skate (FAO fish species code)
RJTResultant Joint Torque (orthopedics)
RJTReciprocating Junctional Tachycardia (cardiology)
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For example, springtime winter skate (Leucoraja ocellata) biomass appeared to increase by a factor of six during the early 1980s from a lower (but highly variable) mean level of ~140,000 t, to which it subsequently returned in the early 1990s (Fig.
Removing observational noise from fisheries-independent time series ... by Stockhausen, William T.; Fogarty, Michael J. / Fishery Bulletin
Smaller projects will roll forward this year with a winter skate park and dredging work at the marina.
City plans village waterfront by Ross, Ian / Northern Ontario Business
Many bottom-dwelling Adult and juvinile fish such as cod, yellowtail pounder, winter skate, Northern sandlance, redfish (pictured) and longhorn sculpin thrive within this area.
Mapping priority areas for conservation in our ocean waters by Conservation Matters
 
 
 
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