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Technical Consultation on Improving Information on the Status and Trends of Capture Fisheries / Consultation technique sur l'amélioration de l'information concernant la situation et les tendances des pêches de capture / Consulta técnica sobre la introducción de las mejoras en la información acerca de la situación y las tendencias de la pesca de captura












FAO.Report of the Technical Consultation on Improving Information on the Status and Trends ofCapture Fisheries. Rome, 25-28 March 2002.Rapport de la Consultation technique sur l’amélioration de l’information concernant lasituation et les tendances des pêches de capture. Rome, 25-28 mars 2002.Informe de la Consulta Técnica sobre la Introducción de Mejoras en la Información acerca dela Situación y las Tendencias de la Pesca de Captura. Roma, 25-28 de marzo de 2002.FAO Fisheries Report/FAO Rapport sur les pêches/FAO Informe de Pesca. No. 680.Rome/Roma, FAO. 2002. 75p.


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