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Title: The ecology of Posidonia seagrass fish communities in Cockburn Sound in Western Australia: Part 1. Spatial and temporal changes in community structure. Part 11. Feeding habits [Subtitle:J. K. Scott, R. Dybdahl and W. F. Wood]
Author: Scott, J. K. ; Dybdahl, Rand E. ; Wood, W. F.
Citation: ACCNO:20815
Publisher: Western Australia. Department of Conservation and Environment technical series, No. 11
Year: 1986
Series: Western Australia. Department of Conservation and Environment technical series, No. 11
Description: pp. 1-44
Subject: Seagrass ; Seagrass banks ; Trawlers ; Apogon sangiensis ; Western Australia
Notes: Location:Hillarys
Type: Departmental;Journal Article
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