International Journal of Salt Lake Research
assemblages of Werri and Shellharbour Lagoons
sh assemblages of coastal lagoons in south-eastern Australia were investigated.
International Journal of Salt Lake Research,�8(4), 307-327.
Paper abstract:The consequences of artiﬁcially opening lagoon entrances on the ﬁsh assemblages of coastal lagoons in south-eastern Australia were investigated. Impacts of lagoon opening were assessed by comparing changes in the ﬁsh assemblages of Werri and Shellharbour Lagoons, both of which intermittently opened to the sea, with that of Lake Illawarra, a third coastal lagoon which remained closed during the study period.
artificial opening, economically important fishes, fisheries management, intermittently open lagoon, seagrass
Reference: Griffiths S.P.-Consequences of artificially opening coastal lagoons on their fish assemblages
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Griffiths, S. P. (1999). Consequences of artificially opening coastal lagoons on their fish assemblages.
Reference: Griffiths S.P.-Consequences of artificially opening coastal lagoons on their fish assemblages.
sh assemblages of Werri and Shellharbour Lagoons, both of which intermittently opened to the sea, with that of Lake Illawarra, a third coastal lagoon which remained closed during the study period.
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