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Research Publication No. 4
Australian Marine Research In Progress Great Barrier Reef Region 1985-1986
This publication is produced from the information stored in the database AMRIP (Australian Marine Research in Progress) on CSIRONET.
1986
- COVER PAGE & VERSO
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- TABLE OF CONTENTS [Adobe Acrobat Format 34.67KB]
- INTRODUCTION [Adobe Acrobat Format 73.72KB]
- HOW TO USE THIS DIRECTORY [Adobe Acrobat Format 369.93KB]
- Subject Classification Scheme
- Glossary Of Abbreviations
- Geographic Area Codes
- PROJECT SUMMARIES 1-100 [Adobe Acrobat Format 6102.98KB]
- PROJECT SUMMARIES 101-200 [Adobe Acrobat Format 5223.68KB]
- PROJECT SUMMARIES 201-259 [Adobe Acrobat Format 7164.99KB]
- SUBJECT INDEX [Adobe Acrobat Format 5542.05KB]
- ORGANIZATION INDEX [Adobe Acrobat Format 1425.92KB]
- PROJECT LEADER/CONTACT OFFICER/LOCALITY INDEX [Adobe Acrobat Format 356.65KB]
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