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grateful thanks and appreciations to the
ecology of Centrostephanus rodg-
Ministry of Science, Technology and In-
ersii. In: Lawrence J.M. (ed.). Ed-
novation (MOSTI), Malaysia, for provid-
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ing financial supports through the Re-
Ecology, Elsevier, Amsterdam,
search Management Centre (RMC) of the
The Netherlands. pp. 149–160.
Universiti Putra Malaysia (UPM) under
Andrew N. L. et al. (2002). Status and
the „ScienceFund‟ grant (Project No. 04-
management of world sea urchin
01-04-SF2227) for completing this work
fisheries. Oceanography and Ma-
successfully.
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