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Title: Colonisation of the south-west Australian coastline by mud crabs : evidence for a recent range expansion or human-induced translocation? [Subtitle:David Gopurenko, Jane M. Hughes and Lynda Bellchambers.]
Author: Gopurenko, David ; Hughes, Jane M. ; Bellchambers, Lynda
Citation: ACCNO:16434
Publisher: Marine and freshwater research - Vol. 54
Year: 2003
Description: p. 833-840
Subject: Scylla serrata. ; South West - Western Australia ; Population genetics ; Colonization ; Introduced species.
Notes: Location:Hillarys
Type: Departmental;Journal Article
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