Secondary planktonic dispersal potentially alters recruitment patterns of marine organisms,
but little is known about whether this process occurs in temperate fishes. This study …

Post-settlement King George whiting Sillaginodes punctata were sampled every 3 to 4 d
from mid-September to the end of October 1993, at 3 seagrass sites within Port Phillip Bay …

The degree to which behaviour, vertical movement and horizontal transport, in relation to
local hydrodynamics, may facilitate secondary dispersal in the water column was studied in …

Plant populations have long been noted to migrate faster than predicted based on their life
history and seed dispersal characteristics (ie, Reid's paradox of rapid plant migration) …

Seagrass beds are a key component of the estuarine landscape supporting high
productivity, abundant marine life, and serve as nursery areas for many estuarine …

Recruitment patterns of juvenile Rhabdosargus sarba (Sparidae) and Pelates sexlineatus
(Terapontidae) were examined by frequent (1–4 weeks) beach seining of seagrass beds in …

The contribution of habitat structure and larval supply to broad-scale spatial variability in
recruitment of a temperate zone, seagrass associated fish, Sillaginodes punctata (Cuvier …

Understanding the factors leading to inter-annual variation in recruitment of animals with
complex life cycles is a key goal for ecology and the sustainable management of animal …

Stomach contents and stable isotope analyses were used to determine if secondary
planktonic dispersal of King George whiting Sillaginodes punctata post‐larvae from shallow …

We sampled juvenile fish approximately fortnightly using a fine mesh beach seine net to
determine the recruitment patterns of Sillago ciliata, Centropogon australis and Girella …