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Title: Historical changes in fishing efficiency in the west coast demersal scalefish fishery, Western Australia : implications for assessment and management [Subtitle:Ross J. Marriott, Brent Wise, and Jill St John.]
Author: Marriott, Ross J. ; Wise, Brent S. ; St John, Jill
Citation: ACCNO:20322
Publisher: ICES journal of marine science - Vol. 68, no. 1
Year: 2011
Description: p. 76-86
Subject: West Coast Bioregion - Fisheries - Western Australia ; Demersal fisheries. ; Fishing effort ; Catch and effort. ; Gear selectivity ; Efficiency. ; Fishing technology ; Fishery management. ; Stock assessment. ; Glaucosoma hebraicum ; Pagrus auratus. ; West Coast marine bioregion - Western Australia ; Western Australia
Notes: Location:Hillarys
Type: Departmental;Journal Article
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