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Title: Potential mechanisms of influence of the Leeuwin Current eddy system on teleost recruitment to the Western Australian continental shelf [Subtitle:Daniel J. Gaughan.]
Author: Gaughan, Daniel J.
Citation: ACCNO:17347
Publisher: Deep-sea research II - Vol. 54
Year: 2007
Description: p. 1129-1140
Subject: Leeuwin Current - Western Australia ; Marine fish ; Recruitment. ; Fish larvae ; Continental shelves
Notes: Location:Hillarys
Type: Departmental
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