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Screen 4: Reference data detail for: EMW-201 (reference id: 1 )

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EMW idEMW ref. idFAO species categorySpeciesScientific nameLower EMW (g)Upper EMW (g)Reference indicates lower or upper EMW figure?EMW MethodSimilar species EMW idLength-weight calculations*** Fish Size Quote ****** Explanatory Notes ***Link to reference (external site)Reference documentReference url (or book)Link to FishBase.org Species Summary (external site)Species not given ind
EMW-2011California sheepheadCalifornia sheepheadSemicossyphus pulcher3,520.004,800.00BothWeight based on maximum weightNONEMax size:
91.0 cm TL (male/unsexed); max. published weight: 16.0 kg		Mean weight estimated as a proportion (22-30%) of maximum weight.
This is the average proportion of average weight to max weight where both are available. 		More info.Fishbase.org Species summary for Semicossyphus pulcherMore infoMore info.

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