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Title: Age structure and changes in abundance of three important species of teleost in a eutrophic estuary (Pisces: Teleostei) / R. C. J. Lenanton ... [et al.]
Author: Lenanton, R. C. J. ; Potter, I. C. ; Loneragan, N. R. ; Chrystal, P. J.
Citation: ACCNO:0006879
Publisher: Journal of zoology - Vol. 203, no. 3
Year: 1984
Description: p. 311-327
Subject: Estuarine fisheries. ; Brackishwater fish. ; Aldrichetta forsteri ; Yelloweye mullet ; Mugil cephalus ; Sea mullet ; Cnidoglanis macrocephalus. ; Estuary cobbler ; Commercial fishing. ; Catch and effort. ; Catch statistics. ; Growth. ; Abundance ; Age composition. ; Eutrophic waters ; Swan River - Western Australia. ; Peel-Harvey Estuary - Western Australia
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