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Research Publication No. 23
Immediate Impact of the January 1991 Floods on the Coral Assemblages of the Keppel Islands
R. Van Woesik
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30 The Grove
Nelly Bay, Queensland 4816
June 1991
A Report To The Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority
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