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July 1, 1978Journal of Fish Biology

Observations on effects of feeding level on growth and reproduction in haddock, Melanogrammus aeglefinus (L.) in captivity

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JHJ. R. G. HislopSpectra Group Limited (United States)ARAdrienne RobbNational Park ServiceJGJ. A. GauldMarine Scotland

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