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Title:
Disease problems in freshwater aquaculture : seminar proceedings.
Author:
Disease Problems in Freshwater Aquaculture (1991 : Adelaide)
Citation:
ACCNO:0006444
Publisher:
Adelaide, SA : South Australia. Dept. of Fisheries
Year:
1992.
Description:
1v. (unpaged) ; 30 cm.
Subject:
Diseases.
;
Freshwater aquaculture.
;
South Australia.
Notes:
Location:Hillarys
Type:
Book
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Hillarys
639.3.091(942) DIS
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Hillarys
639.3.091(942) DIS
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