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Species groups in the zooplankton of eastern Australian slope waters, 1938-41

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Population ecology of a colonizing species: The pelagic tunicate Thalia democratica
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The vertical distribution and diel migration of euphausiids in the central waters of the eastern South Pacific
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Mesoscale distribution of larval Euphausia similis in various water masses of the East Australian Current
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Analysis of southeast Australian zooplankton observations of 1938–42 using synoptic oceanographic conditions
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