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Title: News from the ACIAR trochus reseeding research project : ACIAR trochus reseeding research project in northern Australia, eastern Indonesia and the Pacific extended for another two years [Subtitle:Chan L. Lee]
Author: Lee, Chan L.
Citation: ACCNO:16239
Publisher: SPC trochus information bulletin - No. 6
Year: 2000
Description: p. 16-17
Subject: Trochus spp. ; Stock enhancement. ; Research programmes. ; Australia. ; INDONESIA ; VANUATU
Notes: Location:Hillarys
URL: 'http://www.spc.int/coastfish/News/Trochus/Trochus6/Trochus6.htm'
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Status: Live
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Type: Departmental;Journal Article
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