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Developing population models for informing the sustainable management of the Murray spiny crayfish (Euastacus�armatus) and the Glenelg spiny crayfish (E.�bispinosus) in Victoria
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Document Date: 2013-01-15 18:40:45

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Canberra / Victoria / Cornwall / Cornwell / /

Company

Punt A. E. / M. R. S. P. / Cambridge University Press / /

Country

Australia / United Kingdom / /

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Event

Environmental Issue / Extinction / /

Facility

Warrnambool Institute of Advanced Education / C.R. Todd Arthur Rylah Institute / The University of Melbourne / University of Sydney / /

IndustryTerm

exploratory management tool / conservation management / food / /

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P. A. / /

NaturalFeature

Murray River / Glenelg River / Lower Glenelg River / Murray / /

Organization

University of Melbourne / Cambridge University / Warrnambool Institute of Advanced Education / Australian National Parks and Wildlife Service / Tuggeranong ACT / ACT Parks and Conservation Service / University of Sydney / School of Biological Sciences / Faculty of Applied Science and Technology / Potts / J.M.1 and C.R. Todd Arthur Rylah Institute for Environmental Research / Department of the Environment and Heritage / /

Person

R. Todd Arthur / /

Position

Governor / Moulting model for the freshwater crayfish / population model / the relationship / local fisherman / /

Product

Xtreme FS1 Headphone/Headset / Victoria / /

ProvinceOrState

Tasmania / South Australia / Capital Territory / New South Wales / Victoria / /

PublishedMedium

Environmental Research / /

Region

South Australia / Western Victoria / South Wales / /

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http /

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