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Title: Taking stock : what's the story with our 'bread and butter' species on the west coast? [Subtitle:Ben Carlish and Kim Smith]
Author: Carlish, Ben ; Smith, Kimberley A
Citation: ACCNO:24314
Publisher: The Western Australian fishing magazine - Vol. 10, no. 1
Year: 2014
Description: p. 60-62
Subject: West Coast Bioregion - Fisheries - Western Australia ; Whitings ; Sillaginidae ; Tailor. ; Pomatomus saltatrix ; Australian herring ; Arripis georgianus ; Stock assessment. ; Recruitment. ; Environmental effects. ; Temperature effects. ; West Coast marine bioregion - Western Australia
Notes: Location:Hillarys
Type: Departmental;Journal Article
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