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Title: Development of trap and drop-line sampling techniques for reef fishes.
Author: Williams, David McBeath ; Fowler, Anthony John ; Newman, Stephen John ; Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority
Citation: ACCNO:9052
Publisher: Townsville, QLD : Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority
Year: 1997
Series: Research publication (Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority) ; No. 43
Description: iv, 57 p. : tables ; 30 cm.
Subject: Coral reefs. ; Exploitation ; Fishing. ; Great Barrier Reef - Queensland. ; Man-induced effects ; Population dynamics. ; Reef fisheries ; Statistical analysis ; Stock assessment.
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ISBN/ISSN: 064223034X
Type: Book
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