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The status of Gambusia affinis (Baird and Girard) in south-western Australia
by Mees, G. F.;
Year: 1977
Journal Article
Gambusia is a pest.
by Kailola, Patricia;
Year: 1981.
Journal Article
Spatial variation in fish communities in two south-western Australian river systems.
by Pusey, B. J.; Storey, A. W.; Davies, P. M.; Edward, D. H. D.;
Year: 1989
Journal Article
A study of the depredations incurred among endemic Australian fishes by introduced fishes with particular reference to Gambusia affinis. Teachers' Higher Certificate Thesis [Subtitle:By Kevin Griffiths, presented in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the Teachers' Higher Certificate for the Education Department of Western Australia.]
by Griffiths, Kevin;
Year: 1972
Unpublished work
Masons Gardens lake, Dalkieth [sic] : aquatic fauna survey and rehabilitation of the natural lake ecosystem to control mosquitoes and algae / Shenton College students ... ; with assistance from Craig Lawrence ... [et al.].
by Shenton College students; Lawrence, Craig; Mathews, Warwick; Shannon, Vicki; Burton, Rob more...
Year: [2009], Callno: A 941.51.14 DAL:SHE
Unpublished work
Predation by Gambusia holbrooki : the "Plague Minnow" : draft for public comment. [Subtitle:Draft NSW threat abatement plan.]
by NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service;
Year: 2002
Book
Interaction of the introduced mosquito fish (Gambusia holbrooki) with native fish species at the Capel Wetlands Centre
by Hambleton, Simon; Gill, Howard; Morgan, David; Potter, Lan.;
Book
Assessing the requirement for fishways on Gingin Brook : report to the Gingin Land Conservation District Committee [Subtitle:[by] Stephen Beatty & David Morgan]
by Beatty, Stephen; Morgan, David; Gingin Land Conservation District Committee; Murdoch University. Centre for Fish and Fisheries Research;
Year: 2004
Book
Predation by Gambusia holbrooki : a review of the literature. [Subtitle:A report to NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service.]
by Arthur Rylah Institute For Environmental Research; Victoria. Natural Resources and Environment; NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service;
Year: 2001
Book
Introduced freshwater species in Western Australia : be on the lookout for yabbies, red-fin, carp, mosquito fish, tilapia, guppies and swordtails...our rivers, lakes and dams don't need them
by Fisheries Western Australia.;
Year: 2000
Pamphlet;Departmental
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