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Title: Assessment of the natural stocks of the pearl oyster, Pinctada maxima in Zone 1 of the Western Australian fishery using an age structured model.
Author: Read, Brea
Citation: ACCNO:12278
Publisher: Perth, WA : University of Western Australia. Faculty of Agriculture
Year: 1997
Description: iii,63 p. : tables. ; 29 cm.
Subject: Oyster fisheries. ; Pinctada maxima. ; Stock assessment. ; Western Australia ; Age structure. ; Mathematical models
Notes: Location:Hillarys
Type: Book
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