Fish nearshore habitat-use patterns as ecological indicators of nursery quality

Fish nearshore habitat-use patterns as ecological indicators of nursery quality

Anthropogenic factors have been identified as major stressors of nearshore environments such as estuaries, sea grass meadows and mangroves. We hypothesize that aquatic organisms functionally dependent on these habitats as nurseries respond to disturbances with subtle changes in their habitat-use pat...

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Main Authors: Allen, H. (Author), Campbell, M. (Author), Lilkendey, J. (Author), Reid, M. (Author), Sabetian, A. (Author), Walter, R. (Author), Wijenayake, K. (Author), Zhang, J. (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Elsevier B.V. 2021
Subjects:
anthropogenic effect
bioindicator
Chrysophrys aurati
Chrysophrys auratus
Climate change
Coastal engineering
Conservation ecology
ecological footprint
Ecological indicator
Ecological indicators
Economics
Ecosystems
fish
Fish
habitat quality
Habitat quality
habitat use
Habitat use
Hauraki Gulf
Indicator indicator
Land use
Movement ecologies
Movement ecology
nearshore environment
Nearshores
New zealand
New Zealand
North Island
nursery ground
Otolith microchemistry
perciform
Quality control
Rhizophoraceae
Snapper
Time series analysis
Time-series analysis
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