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Title: The structure of a nearshore fish community of Western Australia : diel patterns and the habitat role of limestone reefs [Subtitle:Robert K. Howard]
Author: Howard, Robert K.
Citation: ACCNO:10137
Publisher: Environmental biology of fishes - Vol. 24, no. 2
Year: 1989
Description: p. 93-104
Subject: Marine fish ; Aquatic communities ; Coastal zone ; Limestone ; Reefs. ; Seagrass ; Habitat selection ; Temporal variations. ; Abundance ; Biomass ; Check lists ; Dongara - Western Australia ; Western Australia
Notes: Location:Hillarys
Type: Journal Article
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