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Title: Assessment of the New South Wales red spot whiting fishery : progress report, July 1984 - Nov 1985.
Author: Smith, D. C.
Citation: ACCNO:0001924
Publisher: Cronulla, N.S.W. : Fisheries Research Institute
Year: 1985.
Series: Internal report (New South Wales. Fisheries Research Institute) ; no. 3
Description: 16 p. + appendices
Subject: Gadoid fisheries ; New South Wales ; Population dynamics. ; Sillago bassensis ; Whiting.
Notes: Location:Hillarys
Type: Book
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