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Title: Bomb radiocarbon dating of three important reef-fish species using Indo-Pacific carbon-14 chronologies / Allen H. Andrews, John M. Kalish, Stephen J. Newman and Justine M. Johnston
Author: Andrews, Allen H. ; Kalish, John M. ; Newman, Stephen J. ; Johnston, Justine M.
Citation: ACCNO:21336
Publisher: CSIRO Publishing,
Year: 2011
Series: Marine and freshwater research ; Vol., 62 No. 11
Description: p. 1259-1269
Subject: Reef fish ; Epinephelus octofasciatus ; Etelis carbunculus ; Lethrinus nebulosus ; Epinephelinae ; Lutjanidae ; Lethrinidae ; Reef fisheries ; Fishery management. ; Life history ; Age determination. ; Longevity ; Otoliths. ; Carbon 14 ; Radiocarbon dating ; Indian Ocean
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