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Title: Commercial shark fishery observer program. Final report. Characterization and comparisons of the directed commercial shark fishery in the eastern Gulf of Mexico and off North Carolina through an observer program.
Author: Gulf & South Atlantic Fisheries Development Foundation, Inc.
Citation: ACCNO:0007929
Publisher: University of Florida : Gulf & South Atlantic Fisheries Development Foundation, Inc.
Year: 1996
Series: NOAA MARFIN award NA47FF0008) (NOAA S-K Award NA57FD0067
Description: 1V (various pagings). 28 cm.
Subject: Carcharhinus limbatus ; Carcharhinus plumbeus ; GULF OF MEXICO ; NORTH CAROLINA ; Rhizoprionodon terraenovae ; Shark fisheries.
Notes: Location:Hillarys
Type: Book
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