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Title: Stock structure of Australian herring (Arripis georgiana) in southwestern Australia [Subtitle:Suzanne G. Ayvazian ... [et al.]]
Author: Ayvazian, Suzanne G. ; Bastow, Trevor P. ; Edmonds, John S. ; How, Jason ; Nowara, Gabrielle B.
Citation: ACCNO:14057
Publisher: Fisheries research - Vol. 67
Year: 2004
Description: p. 39-53
Subject: Australian herring ; Arripis georgianus ; Stock identification. ; Tagging. ; Allozymes ; Electrophoresis ; Otoliths. ; Isotopes ; Western Australia ; Australia.
Notes: Location:Hillarys
Type: Departmental;Journal Article
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