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Title: Von Bertalanffy growth parameters of non-fish marine organisms [Subtitle:Edited by Maria Lourdes D. Palomares and Daniel Pauly]
Author: Palomares, Maria Lourdes D. ; Pauly, Daniel
Citation: ACCNO:24589
Publisher: Vancouver, Canada : The Fisheries Centre,
University of British Columbia
Year: 2008
Series: Fisheries Centre Research Reports v. 16 (10)
Description: 140 p. [electronic resource]
Subject: Growth rate. ; Rock lobsters. ; Invertebrates
Notes: This report.. endeavors to cover as wide a range of morphologies and ecological niches as possible. This was particularly successful for the non-fish vertebrates, of which all major groups are represented. For example, in the case of the reptilians, all marine families are represented, and most of the species, except for the very specious sea snakes (Family Hydrophidae), for which, however, a very good sample of representative species is available.
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