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Technical Memorandum 19
Additions and Revisions to the Checklist of Fishes of the Capricorn-Bunker Group Great Barrier Reef Australia
Graham R. Lowe1 Barry C. Russell2
1 Department of Primary Industries & Fisheries, Fisheries Research Laboratory, Burnett Heads, QLD 4670.
2 Division of Natural Sciences, Northern Territory Museum, G.P.O. Box 4646 Darwin, NT 5794.
1990
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INTRODUCTION [Adobe Acrobat Format 108.62KB]
METHODS OF PRESENTATION [Adobe Acrobat Format 36.49KB]
ADDITIONS AND REVISIONS TO THE CHECKLIST [Adobe Acrobat Format 1304.47KB]
RECORDS WITHOUT BASIS [Adobe Acrobat Format 47.77KB]
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS [Adobe Acrobat Format 52.54KB]
REFERENCES [Adobe Acrobat Format 512.34KB]
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