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Title: An inventory of the marine resources of the Bunbury Marine Area and Geographe Bay.
Author: Walker, Michael H.
Citation: ACCNO:0005716
Publisher: Report (Western Australia. Dept.of Fisheries and Wildlife) ; no. 37
Description: 46 p. : ill.
Subject: Bunbury. ; Geographe Bay. ; Marine resources. ; Western Australia
Type: Serial
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1 1979 Pending Digitisation Iron Mountain West Aust Dept Fisheries Pubs: FR 037
2 1979 Checked/Scanning Iron Mountain West Aust Dept Fisheries Pubs: FR 037
3 On Shelf Hillarys West Aust Dept Fisheries Pubs: FR 037
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