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Tímarit Hins íslenska náttúrufræðifélags
Þakkir
Við viljum þakka samstarfsaðilum okkar Davíð Frey Jónssyni og áhöfn-
inni á Fjólu SH 121, Sigríði Krist insdóttur og Sveini Kára Valdimars syni
fyrir margvíslega aðstoð og hjálp við sýnatökur. Kjartani Þór Birgissyni,
Hrönn Egilsdóttur, Guðmundi Bjarka Jóhannessyni, Birni Gunnarssyni og
Haraldi Einarssyni fyrir að kafa og leita að kröbbum. Verkefnið var styrkt
af Vaxtarsamningi Suðurnesja, Rann sóknasjóði Háskóla Íslands og Verk-
efnasjóði sjávarútvegsins – deild um samkeppnisrannsóknir.
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