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Title: Birds benefit from professional fishing at Mandurah, W.A. [Subtitle:by R. H. Stranger.]
Author: Stranger, R. H.
Citation: ACCNO:19933
Publisher: Western Australian naturalist - Vol. 19, no.1
Year: 1992
Description: p. 60-63
Subject: Fisheries. ; Commercial fishing. ; Marine birds ; Feeding behaviour. ; Bycatch. ; Mandurah - Western Australia.
Notes: Location:Hillarys
Type: Journal Article
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