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Title: Economics effects on Australian southern bluefin tuna farming of a quarantine ban on imported pilchards. [Subtitle:ABARE report to the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation.]
Author: Thorpe, Sally ; Van Landeghem, Koenraad ; Hogan, Lindsay ; Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (Australia) ; Holland, Paula ; Australian Bureau of Agricultural and Resource Economics (ABARE)
Citation: ACCNO:11193
Publisher: Canberra, ACT : Australian Bureau of Agricultural and Resource Economics
Year: 1997
Series: ABARE project 1344
Description: iii,33 p. ; 30 cm.
Subject: QUARANTINE ; Quarantine regulations ; Disease control ; DISEASE INTRODUCTION ; Disease transmission ; Diseases. ; Public health ; Health and safety ; Trade ; Sardinops sagax ; Sardinella lemuru. ; Baitfish ; Fish diseases. ; Fish culture. ; Thunnus maccoyii
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