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Technical reports of the Caribbean SEAMAP



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    "The three reports contained herein were submitted directly to the Caribbean SEA MAP. Two of these reports (Smith and Ault; Jimenez) deal with fishery independent data collected in waters of Puerto Rico. The third report (Beets) deals with fishery independent data collected in U.S. Virgin Islands waters. All three reports were completed with Caribben SEAMAP funding, Dr. Scott Nichols, Program Manager, Pascagoula Laboratory, Southeast Fisheries Science Center. These reports were submitted to me for compilation as a Technical Memorandum and the opinions ,views, data and results included are entirely those of the authors and not of the NMFS. I am very pleased to have the opportunity to compile these reports for rapid dissemination of the technical information and data presented by these authors"--Preface.
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    compiled by Nancy B. Thompson. ; "August 1993." ; System requirements: Adobe Acrobat Reader. ; Includes bibliographical references.
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    urn:sha256:ce7d01bc46a34101bd48ecb792cdc491c204cfeac909b609bc51164a3b5406ab
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