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2012
Yasué, M, NELLAS A, Vincent ACJ.  2012.  Seahorses helped drive creation of marine protected areas, so what did these protected areas do for the seahorses? Environmental Conservation. 39(02):183-193. Abstract
2005
Grey, M, Blais A-M, Vincent ACJ.  2005.  Magnitude and trends of marine fish curio imports to the USA. Oryx. 39(04):413. Abstract
1996
Vincent, ACJ.  1996.  The International Trade in Seahorses. Species in Danger. :163pp.
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