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Title:
A large aggregation of liparids at 7703 meters and a reappraisal of the abundance and diversity of hadal fish [Subtitle:Toyonobu Fujii ... [et al.].]
Author:
Fujii, Toyonobu
;
Jamieson, Alan J.
;
Solan, Martin
;
Bagley, Philip M.
;
Priede, Imants G.
Citation:
ACCNO:19863
Publisher:
Bioscience - Vol. 60, no.7
Year:
2010
Description:
p. 506-515
Subject:
Liparidae
;
Deep water.
;
Underwater videography
;
Abundance
;
Feeding behaviour.
Notes:
Location:Hillarys
Type:
Journal Article
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Volume
Part
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On Shelf
Hillarys
VF 597.100
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