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Workshop Series 3
Workshop on coral trout assessment techniques, 1979
Held at Heron Island 21 April - 4 May 1979.
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CONTENTS [Adobe Acrobat Format 52.59KB]
INTRODUCTION [Adobe Acrobat Format 112.59KB]
STATISTICAL TESTS [Adobe Acrobat Format 123.92KB]
UNDERWATER LENGTH ESTIMATIONS [Adobe Acrobat Format 188.83KB]
EXPERIMENTS 1-15 [Adobe Acrobat Format 388.74KB]
EXPERIMENTS 16-17 [Adobe Acrobat Format 59.22KB]
DISCUSSION [Adobe Acrobat Format 104.54KB]
STUDY SITES [Adobe Acrobat Format 84.68KB]
CORAL TROUT CENSUSING [Adobe Acrobat Format 1146.61KB]
SUMMARY OF TECHNIQUE [Adobe Acrobat Format 53.83KB]
PROPOSED ACTION [Adobe Acrobat Format 125.07KB]
RECOMMENDATIONS [Adobe Acrobat Format 238.50KB]
LITERATURE CITED [Adobe Acrobat Format 53.86KB]
APPENDICES
- Appendix 1 [Adobe Acrobat Format 30.73KB]
- Appendix 2 [Adobe Acrobat Format 1695.37KB]
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