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Title: Cephalopod biology and fisheries in Europe / editors Graham J. Pierce ... et al
Author: Pierce, Graham J. ; Allcock, L. ; Bruno, I. ; Bustamante, P. ; González, Á. ; Guerra, Á. ; Jereb, P.
Citation: ACCNO:23852
Publisher: Copenhagen : International Council for the Exploration of the Sea; Conseil International pour l’Exploration de la Mer
Year: 2010
Description: i, 175 p., ill. (some col.)., diagrs, tables,
Subject: Cephalopod fisheries ; Cephalopod culture ; Octopuses ; Squid. ; Squid culture. ; Octopus culture.
ISBN/ISSN: 9788774820789
Type: Book
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