The effects of marine reserve protection on the density, size, biomass, sex-ratio and overall
assemblage structure of reef fishes were investigated at Kingston Reef Sanctuary, Rottnest …

Depth and habitat are important predictors of fish assemblage structure, yet current no-take
marine protected area (MPA) networks are generally limited to providing refuge for fish …

Reef fishes rapidly colonized similar isolated model reefs in Australia and Florida. Observed
at the model reefs were a similar total number of species, total number of families, species …

The Solitary Islands Marine Park (SIMP) in New South Wales (NSW), Australia, is located in
a tropical‐temperate biotone, with variable influence of the tropical East Australian Current …

A" snapshot" of the fish-habitat associations in the vicinity of James Price Point was obtained
during a single expedition in October 2009, when Baited Remote Underwater Video Stations …

This study was designed to establish whether populations of fish species important in the
catches of rock and surf anglers increased following the proclamation of the De Hoop …

As the number of marine protected areas (MPAs) increases globally, so does the need to
assess if MPAs are meeting their management goals. Integral to this assessment is usually a …

Transition zones have complex patterns of biogeography and biodiversity which require
consideration in conservation planning. Cross-shelf patterns of reef fish assemblage …

The implications of shallow water impacts such as fishing and climate change on fish
assemblages are generally considered in isolation from the distribution and abundance of …

Shallow intertidal habitats are recognised as critical for larval and juvenile fish, and are often
assumed to function as refuge areas where predation risk is reduced. Yet there is growing …