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Title: Spatial and temporal patterns in snapper length and age composition and movement, west coast North Island, New Zealand / C. Walsh, J. McKenzie, H. Armiger
Author: Walsh, C. ; McKenzie, J. ; Armiger, H. ; New Zealand. Ministry of Fisheries
Citation: ACCNO:24616
Publisher: Wellington, N.Z. : Ministry of Fisheries
Year: 2006
Series: New Zealand fisheries assessment report ; 2006/6
Subject: Fishery management. ; Pink snapper. ; Pagrus auratus. ; Fishery statistics. ; Otoliths. ; Aging. ; Spatial variations. ; Temporal variations. ; New Zealand. ; Catch statistics. ; Growth. ; Stock assessment.
Notes: "June 2006".
ISBN/ISSN: 11751584
Type: Book
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