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Oceanic Ichthyology: A Treatise On The Deep-sea And Pelagic Fishes Of The World, Based Chiefly Upon

Oceanic Ichthyology: A Treatise On The Deep-sea And Pelagic Fishes Of The World, Based Chiefly Upon

by Goode, George Brown
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For marine biologists and fish enthusiasts alike, this comprehensive tome is the ultimate guide to the fascinating world of deep-sea and pelagic fishes. With detailed descriptions, stunning illustrations, and expert analysis, this book is a must-read for anyone interested in the oceanic world.

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Pub dateJul 18, 2023
ISBN-101020146737
ISBN-139781020146732
LanguageEnglish
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