An edition of A study of the biology of the Newfoundland sea urchin with emphasis on aspects important to the development of a fishery (1974)

A study of the biology of the Newfoundland sea urchin with emphasis on aspects important to the development of a fishery

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A study of the biology of the Newfoundland se ...
G. L. Fletcher, G. L. Fletcher
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An edition of A study of the biology of the Newfoundland sea urchin with emphasis on aspects important to the development of a fishery (1974)

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Memorial University of Newfoundland
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41

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Sea urchins

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1974, Memorial University of Newfoundland
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Marine Sciences Research Laboratory technical report

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41 p. ;
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