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Title: Quantitative determination of the timing of otolith ring formation from marginal increments in four marine teleost species from northwestern Australia
Author: Stephenson, Peter C. ; Hall, Norman G.
Citation: ACCNO:14892
Publisher: Fishery bulletin - Vol. 101
Year: 2003
Description: p. 900-909
Subject: PILBARA - W A ; Bluespot Emperor ; Nemipterus furcosus ; Lutjanus sebae ; Lutjanus vitta ; Otoliths. ; Growth. ; Western Australia ; Rosy threadfin bream ; Brownstripe snapper
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