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Application of non-destructive methods for assessing rock pool fish assemblages on Lord Howe Island, Australia: Fishes Checklist

Examination of mini-BRUVs’ data, for 30 min samples, identified that the vast majority of fish species were detected within 15 min and indicated that a shorter 15 min sampling period would generally be suitable for collecting fish data from rock pools. The baseline data collected on fishes in LHI rock pools demonstrate

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UNESCO OBIS
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CC0 (public domain)
Open licence — reuse allowed, usually with attribution
Topic
Environment & climate
Type
Dataset
Last updated (catalogue)
2024-08-20
Formats
DWCA
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