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Title: An electrophoretic study of black bream Acanthopagrus butcheri in south-western Australian estuaries.
Author: McCulloch, Richard
Citation: ACCNO:9763
Publisher: Murdoch, W.A. : Murdoch University
Year: 1994
Description: 79, [22] leaves. : ill. ; 30 cm.
Subject: Acanthopagrus butcheri ; BREAM ; Western Australia ; Moore River - Western Australia ; Swan River - Western Australia. ; Nornalup - Western Australia ; Walpole - Western Australia ; Electrophoresis ; Fishery management. ; STOCK ASSESSMENT
Notes: Location:Hillarys
Received:14 June 1999
Type: Book;Thesis
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