Growth and population dynamics of three Raja species (Batoidei) in Carmarthen Bay, British Isles
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1984
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Abstract
Abstract. Growth and population dynamics have been studied in a mixed population ofRaja clavata, R. microocellata, and R. montagui in Carmarthen Bay, South Wal
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| Authors | Ryland, J. S.;Ajayi, T. O.; |
| Journal | ices journal of marine science |
| Year | 1984 |
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