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Title: Tailor under threat.
Author: Western Australia. Fisheries Dept. ; Western Australia. Recreational Fishing Advisory Committee
Citation: ACCNO:0007010
Publisher: Fish for the future card (Western Australia. Fisheries Dept.); no. 1
Year: 1993.
Description: 1 leaflet
Subject: Fishery management. ; Pomatomus saltatrix ; Recreational fishing. ; Tailor. ; Western Australia
Notes: "December 1993"
Type: Departmental
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