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Trends in biomass of coral reef fishes, derived from shore-based creel surveys in Guam

Issue
114(2)
Author(s)
Weijerman, Mariska, Ivor Williams, Jay Gutierrez, Shanna Grafeld, Brent Tibbatts, and Gerry Davis
Cover date
2016
PDF
weijerman.pdf
DOI
10.7755/FB.114.2.9
Pages
237-256

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