Targeted fishes are larger and more abundant in ‘no-take’ areas in a subtropical marine park

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Australian Society for Fish Biology, 15 Jul 2018

NEW STUDY: Targeted fishes are larger and more abundant in ‘no-take…

University of Sydney Marine Studies Institute, 11 Jul 2018

Targeted fishes are larger and more abundant in ‘no-take’ areas in a subtropical marine park. https://www.sciencedirect.com/scien…

Australian Coral Reef Society, 11 Jul 2018

Targeted fishes are larger and more abundant in ‘no-take’ areas in a subtropical marine park. https://www.sciencedirect.com/scien…

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