Northern Great Barrier Reef
Mineralogy and geochemistry of sediments on the far northern Great Barrier Reef shelf
... the reef having undergone little dispersal, Apart from that sand is also generated from skeletal foraminifer, molluscs and in-situ ...and northern Great Barrier Reef except in the far ...
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Spatial and temporal variation in fecundity of Acropora spp. in the Northern Great Barrier Reef
... in reef structure and environmental conditions occurs with distance from the coast, whereby inner-shelf or near shore reefs are generally subject to higher levels of nutrients, sediments and pollutants, which ...
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Coral variations in two deep drill cores from the Northern Great Barrier Reef: significance for the Pleistocene development of the Great Barrier Reef
... Coral Reef Commit- tee and the French Nuclear Agency for funding for the drilling ...the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority and the Queensland Parks and WildLife, first for per- mission ...
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Modelling growth of juvenile crown-of-thorns starfish on the northern Great Barrier Reef
... 16. Johnson, D.B.; Moran, P.J.; Baker, V.J.; Christie, C.A.; Miller, I.R.; Miller-Smith, B.A.; Thompson, A.A. Report on Field Surveys to Locate High Density Populations of Juvenile Crown-of-Thorns Starfish (Acanthaster ...
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Geophysical variables as predictors of megabenthos assemblages from the northern Great Barrier Reef, Australia
... forms. Underwater video reveals a structural- ly complex surface with high-relief and karst- type erosion into holes and caves. The ‘mixed garden’ Biological Facies is strongly associ- ated with this habitat. The ...
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The early life history of labroid fishes at Lizard Island, Northern Great Barrier Reef
... ix TABLE OF CONTENTS Chapter One GENERAL INTRODUCTION 1.1 INTRODUCTION 1.2 THESIS OUTLINE 1.3 GENERAL MATERIALS AND METHODS Location of study area Timing of fieldwork General statistical[r] ...
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Keeping the 'Great' in the Great Barrier Reef: large-scale governance of the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park
... the northern and southern reefs and between inshore and offshore ...the reef ecosystems, resulting in significant impacts on reef ecosystems from land-based sources (Brodie and Waterhouse ...
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The Great Barrier Reef: an environmental history
... the Great Barrier Reef prior to the Second World ...in northern Queensland (particularly in the Cairns and Townsville areas), where the Great Barrier Reef lies in closer ...
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The exposure of the Great Barrier Reef to ocean acidification
... The eReefs coral growth model considers corals and zooxanthellae as two separate entities, allowing corals to grow through both autotrophic and heterotrophic means 39 . Coral calcification rates are based on the biomass ...
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Draft Great Barrier Reef Interventions Policy
... off northern Queensland Crown-of-Thorns Starfish (Acanthaster planci), Lizard Island The long-term monitoring program conducted by AIMS has shown that outbreaks have begun in the north and migrated southward, ...
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TOURISM AND ECOLOGICAL THREATS TO THE GREAT BARRIER REEF
... Wildlife Interactions on the GBR Birds Breeding populations of seabirds are common in the northern and southern regions of the Great Barrier Reef, which have more islands suitable for nesting ...
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The population genetic structure of coral reef fishes on the Great Barrier Reef
... Slower fixation rates of neutral nuclear markers compared to mitochondrial ones because of greater effective population sizes (Birky et al. 1989; Neigel 1997, 2002; Balloux et al. 2000) may have contributed to the ...
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The population genetic structure of coral reef fishes on the Great Barrier Reef
... The age of population expansion (τ) could not be distinguished from 0 in four locations: Trunk and Orpheus Island in the central region and One Tree Island and Sykes in the southern region. Population expansion rates ...
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The population genetic structure of coral reef fishes on the Great Barrier Reef
... Gobiodon histrio % ȧ = 1.23 Munday et al. 2004; Pseudochromis fuscus % ȧ = 0.36 Messmer et al. 2005). The very high nucleotide diversity from the northern population of A. polyacanthus appears to be the result of ...
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The Great Barrier Reef
... Simply Superb... There are so many tours departing from Cairns to the reef but I would only choose this company, they were exceptional. From the moment you are greeted early morning by the crew you know you are in ...
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The Great Barrier Reef
... the Great Barrier Reef is partially controlled by dissolved inorganic nutrients, like nitrogen and phosphorus, which are taken up by the phytoplankton in the Reef and converted into organic ...
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TOURISM AND THE GREAT BARRIER REEF
... The future well-being of both the Marine Park and the tourism industry are inextricably linked – a healthy tourism industry will always need a healthy Great Barrier Reef to show its[r] ...
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My Barrier Reef: exploring the Bowen community's attachment to the Great Barrier Reef
... The paper presents the preliminary outcomes of a workshop held at Bowen to explore the cultural attachment of people to landscapes or places within the Bowen coastal landsca[r] ...
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Literary Representations of The Great Barrier Reef
... At 2 oClock in the AM the tide left her which gave us an oppertunity to examine the leak which we found to be at her floor heads a little before the Starboard fore chains - here the rocks had made their way thro' four ...
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'Reality' Fiction and the Great Barrier Reef
... Drug trafficking on the Great Barrier Reef? Yes, a sup-plot hints at those very current concerns of drugs and terrorism. Unknown to Blair, some of his corporate cronies can see a profit in trading ...
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