Generalized modified Levakovic growth function for aquatic species
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Growth is a concept that includes social, economic and physical sub-processes and it also shows itself in the field of fisheries. It is extremely important to obtain the appropriate mathematical model for growth for aquatic species. The growth modelling for the aquatic species contains the phenomena of bio-diversity, formation and population dynamics of aquatic species or stock estimation for the creature. And this study aims to design and implement a new mathematical model for growth process for aquatic species as Generalized Modified Levakovic Growth (GLM) model.
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