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undirbúning þessarar greinar. Guðrún Finnbogadóttir og Ragnhildur Ólafs-
dóttir aldursgreindu og leiðbeindu við kynþroskagreiningu. Guðrún Finnboga-
dóttir tók myndir af kvörnum. Svanhildur Egilsdóttir tók myndir af fiskum
og vann 1. mynd. Samstarfsmenn á Hafrannsóknastofnun söfnuðu brislingi
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