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A New Method for "AIMED" One-Boat Trawling in Midwater and on the Bottom: FAO Studies and Reviews - General Fisheries Council for the Mediterranean No.13

By:

Scharfe, J

Publication details: Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, 1960, Rome,Description: 27cm. 59p

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Item type	Current library	Copy number	Status	Barcode
FAO Reports	NARA Main Library Report of FAO	FAO P 043	Not for loan	FAO P 043

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