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Title: The relationship between stock and recruitment in exploited invertebrates [Subtitle:by D. A. Hancock]
Author: Hancock, Donald A.
Citation: ACCNO:0003400
Publisher: Rapports et proces-verbaux des Reunions - Vol. 164
Year: 1973
Description: p. 113-131
Subject: Marine invertebrates. ; Marine molluscs ; Marine crustacean. ; Recruitment. ; Stocks. ; Spawning populations
Notes: Location:Hillarys
Type: Departmental;Journal Article
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