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Research Publication No. 54
Shoalwater Bay Fringing Reef Resource Assessment
A M Ayling and A L Ayling
Sea Research
R Berkelmans
Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority
May 1998
- COVER PAGE & VERSO
[Adobe Acrobat Format 81.76KB] - TABLE OF CONTENTS
[Adobe Acrobat Format 62.37KB] - SUMMARY
[Adobe Acrobat Format 152.14KB] - INTRODUCTION
[Adobe Acrobat Format 64.00KB] - METHODS
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- Study Reefs
- Site Selection
- Benthic Cover Surveys
- Species Diversity and Size Frequencies
- Other Criteria
- Done Biodiversity Value
- Done Bioconstruction Value
- RESULTS
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- Physical Characteristics of the Reefs
- Cover of Benthic Organisms
- Biodiversity
- Bioconstruction
- Rating of Overall Reef Value
- DISCUSSION
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- Implications for Management
- REFERENCES
[Adobe Acrobat Format 65.89KB] - APPENDICES
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- Appendix 1. Summary of abundance of benthic organisms from the survey reefs
- Appendix 2. Shoalwater Bay fringing reef hard coral species list
- Appendix 3. Colour scenes from the Shoalwater Bay fringing reefs
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