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Variations in Brood-Strength in the North Sea Haddock, in the Light of Relevant Wind Conditions

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    J. N. CARRUTHERS,  A. L. LAWFORD &  V. F. C. VELEY

  2. Scottish Home Department, Marine Laboratory, Aberdeen

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CARRUTHERS, J., LAWFORD, A., VELEY, V. et al. Variations in Brood-Strength in the North Sea Haddock, in the Light of Relevant Wind Conditions. Nature 168, 317–319 (1951). https://doi.org/10.1038/168317a0

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