The Background and Economic Potential of Lumpsucker Culture: Diversification using existing infrastructure

Martin Sayer; S Gibson; G. Thomas; J.A. Joyce; J P Reader; D.I. De Pomerai; A.C. Green; John Davenport; R. McKinney; N Bradbury; P. Morris; J. Twelves; E. Goward; R. Campbell-Preston; David Whitmarsh; H Pickering

The Background and Economic Potential of Lumpsucker Culture: Diversification using existing infrastructure

Martin Sayer, S Gibson, G. Thomas, J.A. Joyce, J P Reader, D.I. De Pomerai, A.C. Green, John Davenport, R. McKinney, N Bradbury, P. Morris, J. Twelves, E. Goward, R. Campbell-Preston, David Whitmarsh, H Pickering

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Original language	English
Publisher	Scottish Association for Marine Science
Commissioning body	Natural Environment Research Council (NERC)
Number of pages	54
Publication status	Published - Jun 2000

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Name	SAMS Internal Reports
No.	225

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Sayer, M., Gibson, S., Thomas, G., Joyce, J. A., Reader, J. P., De Pomerai, D. I., Green, A. C., Davenport, J., McKinney, R., Bradbury, N., Morris, P., Twelves, J., Goward, E., Campbell-Preston, R., Whitmarsh, D., & Pickering, H. (2000). The Background and Economic Potential of Lumpsucker Culture: Diversification using existing infrastructure. (SAMS Internal Reports; No. 225). Scottish Association for Marine Science.

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