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Title: Determination of spawning areas for King George whiting in southeastern Australia using hydrodynamic modelling / G. Jenkins, K. Black and P. Hamer]
Author: Jenkins, G. ; Black, K. ; Hamer, P. ; Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (Australia) ; Marine & Freshwater Resource Institute
Citation: ACCNO:20605
Publisher: Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (Australia) Marine and freshwater Institute
Series: FRDC Project; no. 1995/007 ;
Description: 53 p. ; 30 cm.
Subject: King george whiting ; Spawning grounds ; Spawning populations ; South Australia
Notes: Bibliography pp. 49-52
ISBN/ISSN: 0730662632
Type: Book
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