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Title: Effects of fish trapping on the Shark Bay snapper fishery / M.J. Moran and J. Jenke
Author: Moran, Michael J. ; Jenke, Jerry [Helmut]
Citation: ACCNO:0001167
Publisher: Fisheries Dept. Western Australia,
Series: Fisheries report (Fisheries Dept. of Western Australia) ; No., 82
Description: ii, 29 p. : ill., maps
Subject: Fishery regulations. ; Line fishing. ; Trap fishing. ; Shark Bay - Western Australia.
ISBN/ISSN: 0730916561/07260733
Type: Serial
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1 1989 On Shelf Hillarys West Aust Dept Fisheries Pubs: FRR 082
2 1989 Pending Digitisation Iron Mountain West Aust Dept Fisheries Pubs: FR 082
3 1989 Checked/Scanning Iron Mountain West Aust Dept Fisheries Pubs: FR 082
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