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Title: Mesh size selection and diel variability in catch of fish traps on the central Great Barrier Reef, Australia: a preliminary investigation.
Author: Newman, S. J. ; Williams, D.
Citation: ACCNO:8637
Publisher: Fisheries research (Netherlands), v. 23(3-4)
Year: 1995.
Description: p. 237-253
Subject: Australia. ; GEAR SELECTIVITY ; Photoperiodism ; Fish traps ; Mesh selectivity ; MESH SHAPE ; CIRCADIAN RHYTHM ; FISH TRAP DESIGN ; CHECK LIST ; Catch effort. ; Catch rate ; BONY FISHES ; Reef fish ; Great Barrier Reef - Queensland. ; Equipment ; Fishes ; Fishing gear. ; Fishing nets. ; LETHRINUS ; LUTJANUS ; MATERIEL ; Oceania.
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ISBN/ISSN: 0165-7836
Type: Article
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