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Title: Pilot study of larval recruitment and genetic variation of southern rock lobster populations : final report to the Fishing Industry Research and Development Council for project grant 88/41
Author: Tasmania. Dept. of Primary Industry. Division of Sea Fisheries, Shellfish Section ; University of Tasmania. Dept. of Zoology. Fish Research Group ; Australia. Fishing Industry Research and Development Council
Citation: ACCNO:16289
Publisher: Hobart, Tas. : Department of Primary Industry
Year: [1989?]
Series: FIRDC report ; 88/41
Description: 1v. (various foliations) : ill., maps, graphs, tables ; 30 cm.
Subject: Southern rock lobster. ; Jasus edwardsii. ; Jasus novaehollandiae ; Larval settlement ; Genetic diversity. ; Population dynamics. ; Population genetics
Notes: Location:Hillarys
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