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A new distribution and confirmation record of Thunnus obesus in the Syrian coast (eastern Mediterranean Sea)

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Hamwi, Nader Iskandar (2024): A new distribution and confirmation record of Thunnus obesus in the Syrian coast (eastern Mediterranean Sea). Species (e33s1691) 25: 1-5, DOI: 10.54905/disssi.v25i76.e33s1691

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