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Title:
Temperate marine fin-fish R&D in Western Australia [Subtitle:Brett Glencross, Sagiv Kolkovski, Brian Jones, Malene Felsing & Sid Saxby]
Author:
Glencross, Brett D.
;
Kolkovski, Sagiv
;
Jones, J. Brian
;
Felsing, Malene
;
Saxby, Sidney A.
Citation:
ACCNO:15482
Publisher:
IN Fisheries research report series (NSW Fisheries) ; no. 8, edited by Geoff Allan
Year:
2003
Description:
p. 38-44
Subject:
Fish culture.
;
Western Australia
Notes:
Location:Hillarys
Type:
Journal Article;Departmental
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