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Title: Oceanic processes and the recruitment of tropical fish at Rottnest Island (Western Australia) / A. F. Pearce & J. B. Hutchins.
Author: Pearce, A. F. ; Hutchins, J. B.
Citation: ACCNO:20729
Publisher: Royal Society of Western Australia,
Year: 2009
Series: Journal of the Royal Society of Western Australia ; Vol., 92 Part 2
Description: p. 179-195
Subject: Tropical fish. ; Marine fish ; Fish larvae ; Larval settlement ; Recruitment. ; Abudefduf sexfasciatus ; Abudefduf vaigiensis ; Transport processes ; Ocean currents. ; Rottnest Island - Western Australia ; Western Australia
Type: Article
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