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Title: Influence of conditioning diet and spawning frequency on variation in egg diameter for greenlip abalone, Haliotis laevigata. [Subtitle:Fiona Graham, Tahryn Mackrill, Mark Davidson and Sabine Daume]
Author: Graham, Fiona ; MacKrill, Tahryn ; Davidson, Mark ; Daume, Sabine
Citation: ACCNO:16076
Publisher: Journal of shellfish research, vol. 25 (1)
Year: 2006
Description: p. 195-200
Subject: Greenlip abalone ; Haliotis laevigata ; Eggs ; Spawning. ; Diets
Notes: Location:Hillarys
Type: Departmental;Journal Article
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