Southeast Asia
Selected bibliography
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World Resources Institute and International Mannelife
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Benzie JAH 119981. Genetic structure of marine organisms and
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Chou LM 120001. Southeast Asia reefs - status update:
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Reefs of the World: 2000. Australian Institute of Marine
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Clough BF led) 119931. Mangrove Ecosystems Technical
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the South-East Asia/Pacific Region. International Society for
Mangrove Ecosystems, Okinawa. Japan, ITTO/ISME/JIAM
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Wilkinson CR ledl 119941. Living Coastal Resources of
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Third ASEAN-Australia Symposium on Living Coastal
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Eiamsa-Ard M, Amornchairojkul S 119971, The marine
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Conference Proceedings, 53: Status and Management of
Tropical Coastal Fisheries in Asia. International Center
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Zone Management in the Gulf of Thailand. Workshop
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INDONESIA
Bak RPM, Povel GDE 119891. Ecological variables, including
physiognomic-structural attributes, and classification of
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Borel Best M, Djohani RH. Noor A, Reksodihardjo G 119921.
Coastal marine management programs in Indonesia:
components for effective marine conservation. Proc 7th Int
Coral Reef Symp 2: 1001-1006.
Cesar H 119961. Economic Analysis of Indonesian Coral Reefs.
The World Bank, Washington DC, USA,
Djohani R 119981. Abatement of destructive fishing practices in
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ledsl. Coral Reefs: Challenges and Opportunities for
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Soekarno (19971. The status of coral reefs in Indonesia. In:
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Tomascik T, Mah AJ, Nontji A, Moosa MK 11997a). The Ecology
of Indonesia, VII: The Ecology of the Indonesian Seas. Part
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