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Research Publication No. 51
Baseline Survey of Hinchinbrook Region Seagrasses October (Spring) 1996
W .J. Lee Long, L.J. McKenzie, A.J. Roelofs, L.J. Makey, R.G. Coles and C.A. Roder
Seagrass Ecology Group
Northern Fisheries Centre
Queensland Department of Primary Industries & Fisheries
June 1998
- COVER PAGE & VERSO
[Adobe Acrobat Format 110.23KB] - TABLE OF CONTENTS [Adobe Acrobat Format 112.07KB]
- EXECUTIVE SUMMARY [Adobe Acrobat Format 90.07KB]
- INTRODUCTION & METHODS [Adobe Acrobat Format 3273.34KB]
- Description of study locality
- Survey methods
- Data Collection
- Geographic Information Systems (GIS)
- Analysis
- RESULTS [Adobe Acrobat Format 24386.00KB]
- Seagrass species and communities..
- Seagrass spatial distribution..
- Seagrass depth distributions..
- Seagrass biomass..
- DISCUSSION [Adobe Acrobat Format 218.63KB]
- Seagrass abundance and distribution
- Temporal change in seagrass distribution and abundance
- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS & REFERENCES [Adobe Acrobat Format 279.30KB]
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