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Title: The interface between fisheries research and habitat management: Response to comment.

Authors: Steneck, R. S., Langton, R. W., Juanes, F., Gotceitas, V. and Lawton, P.

Citation: Steneck, R. S., Langton, R. W., Juanes, F., Gotceitas, V. and Lawton, P. 1997. The interface between fisheries research and habitat management: Response to comment. North American Journal of Fisheries Management. 17: 596-598.

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