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Title:
Resource partitioning by demersal teleosts and elasmobranchs in temperate coastal waters of south-western Australia / submitted by Margaret Ellen Platell.
Author:
Platell, Margaret E.
Publisher:
Perth, Western Australia : Murdoch University
Year:
1998
Series:
Thesis (Ph.D.)
Subject:
Resource partitioning.
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Demersal fish
;
TELEOSTS
;
Elasmobranchs
;
Temperate coastal waters
;
South-Western Australia
Notes:
Murdoch University theses. PhD.
Type:
Book
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