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Genetic discrimination of morphologically similar, sympatric species of pearl oysters (Mollusca : Bivalvia : Pinctada) in eastern Australia
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41597
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RP19523
Author:
Colgan, D. J.
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Ponder, Winston F.
Citation:
MARINE AND FRESHWATER RESEARCH. 2002 v.53 : 697-709;
Year:
2002
Subject:
Pearl oysters
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Notes:
Molluscan reprint.
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