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Title: Fishes of the Yongala historic shipwreck.
Author: Cooperative Research Centre For the Ecologically Sustainable Development of the Great Barrier Reef, Townsville (Australia) ; Malcolm, H. A. ; Cheal, A. J. ; Thompson, A. A. ; Cooperative Research Cent. For the Ecologically Sustainable Development Of the Great Barrier Reef, Townsville (Australia)
Citation: ACCNO:11922
Publisher: CRC Reef Research Centre Technical Report ; no. 26
Year: 1999.
Description: 29 p. ;
Subject: Wrecks ; Vessels ; Marine fish ; Predator prey interactions ; Marine parks. ; Coral reefs. ; Refuges ; Population number ; BASELINE ; Diving ; Great Barrier Reef - Queensland. ; YONGALA - VESSEL SHIPWRECK ; Queensland. ; Australia. ; ARTIFICIAL REEF ; COMMUNITY STRUCTURE ; Habitat. ; Abundance ; TEMPORAL VARIATION ; SEASONAL VARIATION ; Environment management. ; LENGTH FREQUENCY
Notes: Location:Hillarys
ISBN/ISSN: 1-876054-16-6
Type: Journal Article
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