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Title: Reporting on ecologically sustainable development : final report to Fisheries Resources Research Fund December 2000.
Author: Chesson, Jean ; Whitworth, Benj ; Smith, Tim ; Fisheries Resources Research Fund (Australia)
Citation: ACCNO:11970
Publisher: Canb. : Bureau of Rural Sciences (Australia)
Year: 2000
Description: v,94 p. tables (Photocopy) ; 30 cm.
Subject: Australia. ; Conservation. ; Depletion ; Environmental effects. ; Fishery management. ; Ecologically sustainable development. ; Marine ecology.
Notes: Location:Hillarys
Received:14 June 1999
Type: Book
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