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Title: North-western Australia as a hotspot for endangered elasmobranchs with particular reference to sawfishes and the Northern River Shark / D. L. Morgan ... [et al.].
Author: Morgan, D. L. ; Whitty, J. M. ; Phillips, N. M. ; Thorburn, D. C. ; Chaplin, J. A. ; McAuley, R.
Citation: ACCNO:21264
Publisher: Royal Society of Western Australia,
Year: 2011
Series: Journal of the Royal Society of Western Australia ; Vol., 94 Part 2
Description: p. 345-358
Subject: North Coast (Bioregion) - Western Australia. ; Sawfishes ; Pristidae ; Pristis clavata ; Pristis microdon ; Pristis zijsron ; Glyphis garricki ; CARCHARHINIDAE ; Elasmobranchii ; Animal morphology ; Life history ; Geographical distribution. ; Rare species ; Pilbara region - Western Australia ; Kimberley region - Western Australia.
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