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Research Publication No. 46
Norman Reef Great Adventures Pontoon: 1997 biological, survey and summary of damage from cyclone Justin
A M Ayling and A L Ayling
Sea Research
January 1998
- COVER PAGE & VERSO
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- TABLE OF CONTENTS [Adobe Acrobat Format 54.70KB]
- SUMMARY [Adobe Acrobat Format 92.85KB]
- INTRODUCTION [Adobe Acrobat Format 151.75KB]
- METHODS [Adobe Acrobat Format 250.85KB]
- Coral Transects
- Sampling Design..
- Drag Scar Damage
- Timing of the Surveys
- Analysis
- RESULTS [Adobe Acrobat Format 425.83KB]
- Shallow Transects
- Deep Transects
- Drag Scar Damage
- DISCUSSION [Adobe Acrobat Format 205.01KB]
- Management Implications
- ACKNOWLEDGMENTS [Adobe Acrobat Format 30.19KB]
- REFERENCES [Adobe Acrobat Format 45.46KB]
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