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Ephemeral seagrass meadow assessment to improve understanding of resilience of ephemeral seagrasses on Kwinana Shelf for Environmental Impact Assessment and Management
Executive Summary: • This study was conducted to generate knowledge to inform the environmental impact and prediction process for seagrass species that form ephemeral meadows in Cockburn Sound and Owen Anchorage. • Local light thresholds for the opportunistic species, Syringodium isoetifolium were g
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