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Title: Age-based demography and relative fisheries productivity of Spanish mackerel, Scomberomorus commerson (Lacepede) in Western Australia / Stephen J. Newman, Michael C. Mackie, Paul D. Lewis.
Author: Newman, Stephen J. ; Mackie, Michael C. ; Lewis, Paul D.
Citation: ACCNO:23460
Publisher: Elsevier Science B.V.,
Year: 2012
Series: Fisheries Research ; Vol., 129/130
Description: p. 46-60
Subject: Scomberomorus commerson ; Scombridae ; Mackerel fisheries. ; Fishery management. ; Population structure ; Age ; Growth. ; Mortality ; Otoliths. ; Gascoyne region - Western Australia ; Pilbara region - Western Australia ; Kimberley region - Western Australia. ; Western Australia
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