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Title: The role of predators and parasites in a fishery for the mollusc Cardium edule L. [Subtitle:D. A. Hancock.]
Author: Hancock, Donald A.
Citation: ACCNO:11810
Publisher: Wageningen, the Netherlands : Centre for Agricultural Publishing and Documentation
Year: c1970
Description: p. 419-439
Subject: Cockles ; Cardium edule ; Mollusc fisheries ; United Kingdom. ; Population dynamics. ; Mortality causes ; Predators ; Parasites
Notes: Location:Hillarys
Type: Journal Article;Departmental
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