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Title: Economics and marketing of Western Australian pilchards: fisheries consultant's report.
Author: SCP Fisheries Consultants ; SCP Fisheries Consultants
Citation: ACCNO:0000684
Publisher: Fisheries Dept. Western Australia,
Series: Fisheries management paper (Fisheries Dept. of Western Australia) ; no., 022
Description: ii,26 p.
Subject: Fishery economics. ; Market research. ; Western Australia ; Fishery economics. ; Pilchards. ; Western Australia.
Notes: Copy 3 in bound volume - Archive
Type: Serial
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1 On Shelf Hillarys West Aust Dept Fisheries Pubs FMP 22
2 On Shelf Hillarys West Aust Dept Fisheries Internal 1988:SCP
3 On Shelf Hillarys West Aust Dept Fisheries Pubs FMP 22
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