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Research Publication No. 19
Norman Reef Environmental Monitoring Project
A.M. and AL Ayling
Sea Research
Box 5645
Townsville, Queensland 4810
April 1989
- COVER PAGE & VERSO
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- SUMMARY [Adobe Acrobat Format 135.34KB]
- INTRODUCTION [Adobe Acrobat Format 95.62KB ]
- METHODS [Adobe Acrobat Format 187.93KB]
- Study Sites
- Coral Transects
- Coral Heights
- Fish Counts
- Resource Mapping
- Sampling Dates
- RESULTS [Adobe Acrobat Format 161.62KB]
- Coral Cover
- Coral Heights
- Other Encrusting Organisms
- Fishes
- DISCUSSION [Adobe Acrobat Format 312.76KB]
- Coral Cover
- Other Encrusting Organisms
- Fishes
- Management Implications
- REFERENCES [Adobe Acrobat Format 37.94KB]
- APPENDIX 1 [Adobe Acrobat Format 895.03KB]
- APPENDIX 2 [Adobe Acrobat Format 752.56KB]
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