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Title: Project : the distribution of fishes in the Murray River (W.A.) and its jarrah forest tributaries : patterns & causes. [Subtitle:M. J. Hutchison]
Author: Hutchison, M. J.
Citation: ACCNO:0002379
Publisher: Freshwater; December - January
Year: 1991
Description: p. 2-14
Subject: Freshwater ecology ; Freshwater fishes. ; Introduced species. ; Murray River - Western Australia ; Oncorhynchus mykiss ; Perca fluviatilis ; Salmo trutta ; Western Australia ; Gambusia holbrooki ; Geotria australis ; Redfin perch ; Nightfish ; Bostockia porosa ; Galaxias occidentalis ; Western galaxias ; Tandanus bostocki ; Freshwater cobbler ; Leptatherina wallacei ; Western hardyhead ; Afurcagobius suppositus ; Southwestern goby ; Pseudogobius olorum ; Bluespot goby
Notes: Location:Hillarys
Type: Journal article
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