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Title: The origins and rise of shark biology in the 20th century [Subtitle:Jose I. Castro]
Author: Castro, Jose I.
Citation: ACCNO:25983
Publisher: Marine fisheries review - Vol. 78, no. 1-2
Year: 2016
Description: p. 14-33
Subject: Sharks. ; Research. ; Tagging. ; Shark fisheries. ; Shark attacks ; Historical account ; Human behaviour ; Sociological aspects. ; Nature conservation
Notes: Location:Hillarys
Type: Journal Article
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