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Title: Draft management plan for the Pilbara Crab Managed Fishery
Author: Western Australia. Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development
Citation: ACCNO:26515
Publisher: Perth, W.A. : Western Australia. Dept. of Primary Industries and Regional Development,
Series: Fisheries management paper (Western Australia. Dept. of Primary Industries and Regional Development) ; no., 291
Description: iv, 19 p. : map ; 30 cm.
Subject: Crab fisheries ; Portunidae ; Fishery management. ; Pilbara region - Western Australia
Notes: "May 2018"
ISBN/ISSN: 08194327
Type: Serial
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