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Title: Community structure and zoogeographic affinities of the coastal fishes of the Dampier region of north-western Australia.
Author: Blaber, Stephen J. M. ; Young, J. W. ; Dunning, M. C.
Citation: ACCNO:0000051
Publisher: Australian journal of marine and freshwater research ; vol. 36 (2)
Year: (1985).
Description: p. 247-66
Subject: Biogeography ; Community composition. ; Marine fish ; Dampier - Western Australia
Type: Journal Article
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