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Mochamad Rudyansyah Ismail

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Fish pests and diseases

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|Mar 10, 2025

Age, growth, and intrinsic sensitivity of Endangered Spinetail Devil Ray (<i>Mobula mobular</i>) and Bentfin Devil Ray (<i>M. thurstoni</i>) in the Indian Ocean.

Ellen Barrowclift, Andrew J Temple, Sebastián A Pardo

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