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    Tropical fish otoliths information for assessment, management and ecology

    Published 2009
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    Tropical fish otoliths information for assessment, management and ecology
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    Age and growth of three species of Siganus in the wild and in captivity a comparative study based on their otoliths' daily rings by Mangaoang, Inocencio Diaz 1956-

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    Age and growth of three species of Siganus in the wild and in captivity a comparative study based on their otoliths' daily rings
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    Growth of Leiognathus splendens (Cuvier, 1829) based on daily otolith rings validated through length frequency analysis by Penaflor, Grace C. (Grace Castaneda) 1959-

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    Growth of Leiognathus splendens (Cuvier, 1829) based on daily otolith rings validated through length frequency analysis
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    Length-based and otolith-based methods for the age estimation of a potential aquaculture species,slender red scad (Decapterus, smithvanizi) in Northern Sulu Sea, Philippines. by Herrada, Marianne Joyce S.

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    Length-based and otolith-based methods for the age estimation of a potential aquaculture species,slender red scad (Decapterus, smithvanizi) in Northern Sulu Sea, Philippines.
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    Fish otoliths and their relevance to archaeology an analysis of medieval, and recent material of plaice, cod and haddock from the north sea. by Van Neer, Wim

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    Fish otoliths and their relevance to archaeology an analysis of medieval, and recent material of plaice, cod and haddock from the north sea.
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    Left and right otolith morphometry variation of bigeye scad, Selar crumenophthalmus (BLOCH. 1793) from the Sibuyan sea, Philippines. by Nono, Hazel Joy

    Thesis

    Left and right otolith morphometry variation of bigeye scad, Selar crumenophthalmus (BLOCH. 1793) from the Sibuyan sea, Philippines.
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    Fish otoliths and their relevance to archaeology an analysis of medieval, post-medieval, and recent material of plaice, cod and haddock from the north sea. by Van Neer, Wim

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    Fish otoliths and their relevance to archaeology an analysis of medieval, post-medieval, and recent material of plaice, cod and haddock from the north sea.

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