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Assessment of the New South Wales red spot whiting fishery : progress report, July 1984 - Nov 1985.
by Smith, D. C.;
Year: 1985.
Book
Biology of four species of whiting (Pisces: Sillaginidae) in Botany Bay, New South Wales.
by Burchmore, J. J.; Pollard, D. A.; Middleton, M. J.; Bell, J. D.; Pease, B. C.;
Year: 1988.
Journal Article
Age, growth, reproductive biology, movements and diets of six species of whiting (Teleostei: Sillaginidae), and their implications for resource partitioning [Subtitle:Glenn Andrew Hyndes. This thesis is present for the degee of Doctor of Philosophy of Murdoch University.]
by Hyndes, Glenn Andrew;
Year: 1996
Book
Habitat partitioning by whiting species (Sillaginidae) in coastal waters / Glenn A. Hyndes, Ian C. Potter & Rodney C. J. Lenanton
by Hyndes, Glenn A.; Potter, Ian C.; Lenanton, Rodney C. J.;
Year: 1996, Callno: West Aust Dept Fisheries Pubs CR : 1996 LEN
Article
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Status of nearshore finfish stocks in south-western Western Australia : part 3. Whiting (Sillaginidae) : NRM project 09003 / J. Brown, C. Dowling, A. Hesp, K. Smith and B. Molony
by Brown, Joshua; Dowling, Christopher; Hesp, Sybrand Alexander [Alex]; Smith, Kimberley A.; Molony, Brett W.;
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The importance to fish species of the various habitats in nearshore marine waters of south-western Australia. Fisheries Research and Development Corporation Report FRDC project 2000/159 / Valesini, F. J. ... [et al.]. ; [I. C. Potter, principal investigator].
by Valesini, Fiona J.; Potter Ian Casar, 1938 -; Wildsmith, M. D.; Hourston, M.; Platell, Margaret E. more...
Year: 2004, Callno: 639.2.053.6(941.61/2) VAL
Book
The role of estuarine and inshore-marine environments in the life cycles of the exploited marine fish species of temperate Western Australia [Subtitle:Rodney Charles John Lenanton]
by Lenanton, Rodney Charles John;
Year: 1988
Book;Thesis;Unpublished work;Thesis
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