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Fishery Resources and the State of Exploitation of some Economic Fish Species in the South China Sea Area Case Study: Malaysia and Thai Waters 

Saikliang, Pirochana (Training Department, Southeast Asian Fisheries Development Center, 1997)
This section contains a list of some important economical fish species, both pelagic and demersal. There are 18 pelagic and 7 demersal species. These fish are dominant in Malaysian and Thai Waters. The information for each ...

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Subjectabundance 1Atule mate 1Carangidae 1Chirocentridae 1Chirocentrus dorab 1... View MoreDate Issued1997 1Language (ISO)English 1Has File(s)Yes 1

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