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Title: What's the scientific name for snapper? : Hint: its [sic] neither Pagrus auratus nor Chrysophrys auratus [Subtitle:by Jeff Norriss.]
Author: Norriss, Jeff
Citation: ACCNO:23876
Publisher: Australian Society for Fish Biology newsletter - Vol. 42, no. 2
Year: 2012
Description: p. 8
Subject: Pagrus auratus. ; Pink snapper. ; Taxonomy ; Terminology
Notes: Location:Hillarys
Type: Departmental;Journal Article
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1 On Shelf Hillarys West Aust Dept Fisheries Internal PR : 2012 Dec
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