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Title: Research assessment for the management of the industrial shallow-water multi-species shrimp fishery in Sofala Bank in Mozambique [Subtitle:L. Palha de Sousa ... [et al.]]
Author: Sousa, L. Palha de ; Brito, A. ; Abdula, S. ; Caputi, Nicolavito [Nick]
Citation: ACCNO:16855
Publisher: Fisheries research, Vol. 77
Year: 2006
Description: p. 207-219 : ill., graphs, tables ; 30 cm.
Subject: Prawn fisheries. ; Mozambique ; Shallow water ; Commercial fishing. ; Artisanal fishing. ; Fishery management. ; Fishery surveys ; Catch and effort. ; Recruitment. ; Fishing power ; Season regulations ; Fenneropenaeus indicus ; Metapenaeus monoceros
Notes: Location:Hillarys
Type: Departmental
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