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Title: Operational interactions between seals and fisheries in South Africa.
Author: Wickens, P.
Citation: ACCNO:13123
Publisher: Cape Town : South African Dept. of Environmental Affairs,
Year: 1994.
Description: 162 p. : tables ; 30 cm.
Subject: South Africa ; Marine mammals ; Bycatch. ; Fishery management. ; Trawling ; Line fishing. ; Pot fishing ; Lobster fisheries.
Notes: Location:Hillarys
Received:12/05/2003
Type: Book
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