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Title: Stocks, or geographically separated populations of the New Zealand orange roughy, Hoplostethus atlanticus, in relation to parasite infestation, growth rate, and otolith shape / R. W. Gauldie and J. B. Jones
Author: Gauldie, R. W. ; Jones, J. Brian
Citation: ACCNO:10951
Publisher: Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science,
Year: 2000
Series: Bulletin of Marine Science ; Vol., 67 No. 3
Description: p. 949-972
Subject: Orange roughy ; Hoplostethus atlanticus ; Stock identification. ; Parasites ; Otolith analysis. ; New Zealand.
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