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Title: Influence of exceptionally high salinities, marked variations in freshwater discharge and opening of estuary mouth on the characteristics of the ichthyofauna of a normally-closed estuary
Author: Young, G. C. ; Potter, I. C.
Citation: ACCNO:12808
Publisher: Estuarine coastal and shelf science , vol. 55
Year: 2002.
Description: p. 223-246.
Subject: Wellstead Esturary - Western Australia. ; Estuarine fish ; Estuarine habitat. ; Salinity effects. ; Salinity gradients ; Mugil cephalus ; Aldrichetta forsteri ; Arripis georgianus ; Arripis truttaceus ; Pomatomus saltatrix ; Sardinops neopilchardus. ; Sillaginodes punctata
Notes: Location:Hillarys
Type: Journal article
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