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Title: Aggregation and stranding of elongate sunfish (Ranzania laevis) (Pisces: Molidae) (Pennant, 1776) on the southern coast of Western Australia / K. A. Smith, M. Hammond and P. G. Close.
Author: Smith, Kimberley A. ; Hammond, Michael J. ; Close, P. G.
Citation: ACCNO:20278
Publisher: Royal Society of Western Australia,
Year: 2010
Series: Journal of the Royal Society of Western Australia ; Vol., 93
Description: p. 181–188
Subject: South Coast Bioregion - Fisheries - Western Australia. ; Ranzania laevis ; Slender sunfish ; Molidae ; Stranding ; Fish kill. ; Organism aggregations ; South Coast region - Western Australia ; Western Australia
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