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Title: Age-based demography and reproduction of hapuku, Polyprion oxygeneios, from the south coast of Western Australia : implications for management / Corey B. Wakefield, Stephen J. Newman and Brett W. Molony.
Author: Wakefield, Corey B. ; Newman, Stephen J. ; Molony, Brett W.
Citation: ACCNO:20018
Publisher: Oxford University Press,
Year: 2010
Series: ICES journal of marine science ; Vol. , 67 Issue 6
Description: p. 1164-1174
Subject: Polyprion oxygeneios ; Hapuku ; Population functions ; Population characteristics. ; Reproduction. ; Age ; Growth. ; Mortality ; Fishery management. ; South Coast region - Western Australia ; Western Australia
ISBN/ISSN: 1054-3139
Type: Article
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