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Diet composition and prey selection of the introduced grouper species peacock hind (Cephalopholis argus) in Hawaii

Issue
107(4)
Author(s)
Dierking, Jan, Ivor D. Williams, and William J. Walsh
Cover date
2009
PDF
dierking.pdf
Pages
464-476

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