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Title: Tagged Spanish mackerel need their freedom! [Subtitle:Michael Mackie]
Author: Mackie, Michael
Citation: ACCNO:11306
Publisher: Western fisheries magazine ( Fisheries Western Australia); Winter
Year: 2000.
Description: p. 26; col. ill.
Subject: Marine fish ; Spanish mackerel ; Tagging. ; Recreational fishing. ; Biology. ; Ecology. ; Growth. ; Mortality ; Otoliths.
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ISBN/ISSN: 1033-4149
Type: Article
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