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Raising of Marine and Saltwater Fishes Cuba Induced spawning of marine fishes

Raising of Marine and Saltwater Fishes, Cuba

Year of publication 1977

Pages p.36

Author Dr. S.I.Doroshov;Fisheries and Aquaculture Management Division

Product type Project

Edition 1

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Doroshov, S.I. 1977. Induced spawning of marine fishes. Rome (Italy). 36 p.

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