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Title:
Stochastic growth of the eastern king prawn (Melicertus plebejus) (Hess, 1865) harvested off eastern Australia [Subtitle:by J. Matias Braccini ... [et al.].]
Author:
Braccini, J. Matias
;
Troynikov, Vladimir S.
;
Courtney, Anthony J.
;
Die, David J.
;
Prosser, Andrew
;
Montgomery, Steven S.
Citation:
ACCNO:24025
Publisher:
Brill,
Year:
2013
Series:
Crustaceana ; Vol., 86 No. 6
Description:
p. 651-660
Subject:
Melicertus plebijus
;
Eastern king prawn
;
Penaeidae.
;
Growth.
;
Mathematical models
;
Stochastic processes
;
Tagging.
;
Australia.
Notes:
Type:
Article
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