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Title: Catch me if you can! The story of a colonial ascidian’s takeover bid in Western Australia [Subtitle:Samantha D. Bridgwood, Julieta Muñoz and Justin I. McDonald]
Author: Bridgwood, Samantha D. ; Muñoz, Julieta ; McDonald, Justin I.
Citation: ACCNO:25332
Publisher: Bioinvasions records - Vol. 3, no. 4
Year: 2014
Description: p. 217-223
Subject: Didemnum perlucidum ; Ascidians ; Invasive species. ; Introduced species. ; Monitoring. ; Western Australia
Notes: Location:Hillarys
Type: Departmental;Journal Article
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