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Title:
Breeding seahorses - facts and fallacies [Subtitle:Craig Lawrence]
Author:
Lawrence, Craig
Citation:
ACCNO:10569
Publisher:
Western fisheries magazine ; Autumn
Year:
1998
Description:
p.39-40; col. ill.
Subject:
Syngnathidae
;
SEA HORSES
;
SEA DRAGONS
;
Australia.
Notes:
Location:Hillarys
Type:
Departmental;Journal Article
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