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Technical Memorandum 1
Research on Fishes of the Great Barrier Reef
Wendy Craik
Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority
1978
CONTENTS 
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SUMMARY [Adobe Acrobat Format 61.40KB]
SECTIONS 1-9 [Adobe Acrobat Format 1341.03KB]
- INTRODUCTION
- SPECIES RICHNESS AND DIVERSITY
- HOME RANGE AND TERRITORIALITY
- COLONISATION AND RECRUITMENT
- REPRODUCTIVE BEHAVIOUR
- GENETICS
- OTHER AREAS OF RESEARCH
- CONCLUSIONS
- AREAS OF RESEARCH RELEVANT TO G.B.R.M.P.A.
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- Document-Control Data Page [Adobe Acrobat Format 56.39KB]
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