Brodeur's guide to otoliths of some northwest Atlantic fishes

McBride, Richard S. (Richard Sherwood); Hauser, John W. (John Wright); Sutherland, Sandra J.

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Brodeur's guide to otoliths of some northwest Atlantic fishes

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2010
By McBride, Richard S. (Richard Sherwood) ; Hauser, John W. (John Wright) ; Sutherland, Sandra J.
Series: Northeast Fisheries Science Center reference document 10-04

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McBride, Richard S. (Richard Sherwood) ; Hauser, John W. (John Wright) ; Sutherland, Sandra J.
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Northeast Fisheries Science Center (U.S.)
NOAA Program & Office:

NMFS (National Marine Fisheries Service) ; NEFSC (Northeast Fisheries Science Center)
Description:

"This second edition of Brodeur (1979) includes the original images of the sagittal otoliths for 51 common fishes of the Northwest Atlantic. Portions of the text have been updated and new citations have been included to give it a more contemporary perspective."
Content Notes:

edited by R.S. McBride, J.W. Hauser, and S.J. Sutherland.

"May 2010."

Includes bibliographical references (pages 4-9).

McBride RS, Hauser JW, Sutherland SJ (eds). 2010. Brodeur's guide to otoliths of some northwest Atlantic fishes. Northeast Fish Sci Cent Ref Doc. 10-04; 35 p.
Keywords:

Fishes Otoliths
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Northeast Fisheries Science Center reference document 10-04
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Reference Document
Place as Subject:

North Atlantic Ocean
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Public Domain
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