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Title: The effect of impoundments on the structure and function of fish fauna in a highly regulated dry tropics estuary [Subtitle:Marcus Sheaves ... [et al.].]
Author: Sheaves, Marcus ; Johnston, Ross ; Molony, Brett ; Shepard, Greg
Citation: ACCNO:18277
Publisher: Estuaries and coasts - Vol. 30, no. 3
Year: 2007
Description: p. 507-517
Subject: Brackishwater fish. ; Tropical environment. ; Impoundments ; Environmental impact. ; Species diversity ; Community composition. ; Queensland.
Notes: Location:Hillarys
Type: Departmental;Journal Article
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