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Title: Trace element analysis of fish sagittae as an aid to stock identification : pink snapper (Chrysophrys auratus) in Western Australian waters / S. Edmonds ... [et al.]
Author: Edmonds, John S. ; Moran, M. J. ; Caputi, N. ; Morita, M.
Citation: ACCNO:0006039
Publisher: Canadian journal of fisheries and aquatic sciences - Vol. 46
Year: 1989
Series: Canadian journal of fisheries and aquatic sciences ; Vol., 46
Description: p. 50-54
Subject: Chrysophrys auratus ; Stock identification. ; Trace elements. ; Otoliths. ; Western Australia
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