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Title: The application of a multiple-recapture technique for the study of relatively small fish populations.
Author: Rafail, S. Z.
Citation: ACCNO:0005362
Publisher: Marine biology; vol. 16(3)
Year: 1972.
Description: p. 253-260 : refs., tables.
Subject: DEVELOPMENT ; Fisheries research. ; Population dynamics. ; Statistical methods
Notes: Location:Hillarys
Type: Journal Article
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