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Title: Accepting final counts from repeat readings of otoliths : should a common criterion apply to the age estimation of fish? / Ross J. Marriott ... [et al.]
Author: Marriott, Ross J. ; Mapstone, Bruce D. ; Ballagh, Aaron C. ; Currey, Leanne M. ; Penny, Ann ; Williams, Ashley J. ; Jackson, Gary ; Lou, Dongchun ; Mapleston, Amos J. ; Jarvis, Nicholas D. C. ; Keay, Ian S. ; Newman, Stephen J.
Citation: ACCNO:20205
Publisher: CSIRO Publishing,
Year: 2010
Series: Marine and freshwater research ; Vol., 61 No. 10
Description: p. 1171-1184
Subject: Otoliths. ; Otolith reading ; Age determination. ; Quality controls.
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