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Date: 2011-01-20 09:17:15
Amanda Vincent
Biologists
Project Seahorse
Biology
Syngnathidae
Seahorse
CITES
Fisheries management
Wildlife trade
Hippocampus
Fish
Environment

A Policy Analysis for Seahorse Conservation in the Philippines

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