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Title: Potential for the introduction and translocation of exotic species by hull fouling : a preliminary assessment
Author: Rainer, Sebastian
Citation: ACCNO:0007628
Publisher: CSIRO Division of Fisheries,
Year: 1995
Series: Technical report (Centre for Research on Introduced Marine Pests (Australia) ; No. , 1
Description: 19 p.
Subject: Australia. ; Disease control ; Fouling organisms ; Introduced species. ; Marine fouling. ; Transplantation.
Type: Journal Article
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