Dietary remains recovered from Australian sea lion (Neophoca cinerea) digestive tracts and
regurgitate samples from Seal Bay (Kangaroo Island, South Australia) were used to identify …

The blue‐throated wrasse, Notolabrus tetricus (Richardson), is a site‐attached protogynous
hermaphroditic species, with a small home range of 1000–2000 m2, and the most abundant …

There are currently few recommendations regarding the taxonomic resolution required to
sufficiently describe patterns of community structure among temperate rocky-reef …

Densities of juveniles western blue groper Achoerodus gouldii on exposed coasts of South
Australia were slightly greater on granite than other substrata and increased with increasing …

Host-cleaner symbiosis among fish, not previously reported for South Australia, was
investigated at Althorpe I., West I., Cape Jervis and other sites over short to long periods …

Figure 1. Large male western blue groper (centre) foraging among kelp, with two female
groper above. Large male blue-throated wrasse (bottom right) feeding among debris stirred …

The odacine fish, herring cale (HC), Olisthops cyanomelas, is a facultative browser, feeding
mainly on the secondary laminae of Ecklonia radiata, and the apical receptacles of the …

Reef fish populations were surveyed by visual census from 2–20 m depth at a range of sites
at the Althorpe Is, Haystack I., and nearby mainland reference sites. Mean densities ranged …

Knowing where species are and understanding why is paramount for developing relevant
and sustainable conservation and resource management strategies. The need for this …

Reef locations along the Fleurieu Peninsula were surveyed by diving and snorkelling, from
December 2007 to May 2008. During the surveys, we aimed to develop suitable non …