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Research Publication No. 12
Final Report On The Results Of COTSAC Management Related Research: December 1985 To June 1989
Brian Lassig
Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority
- INTRODUCTION
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- OUTLINE OF PROJECTS AND INVESTIGATORS
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- Geological Studies - Human Factors Affecting Crown-of-thorns Starfish
- Non-biological Control
- Biological Control
- Socio-economic Research
- Risk Analysis
- oral History
- Surveys
- Public Information
- Miscellaneous Research
- RESULTS OF MANAGEMENT-RELATED PROJECTS
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- Background
- Geological Studies
- Human Factors Affecting Crown-of-thorns Starfish
- Non-biological Control
- Biological Control
- Socioeconomic Research
- Risk Analysis
- Oral History
- Surveys
- REPORTS OF COTSAC-FUNDED PROJECTS: MANAGEMENT-RELATED RESEARCH
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- APPENDICIES
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