Managing redundancy in overexploited fisheries Joshua John
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TextPublication details: Washington D.C World Bank 1994Subject(s): LOC classification: - SPEC. SH 328 .J64 C.1
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| Books | Egerton University Main Library General Collection | SPEC SH 328 J64 C 1 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Available | EGER220069 |
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