Modelling and ecosystem studies
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Norm Hall and Neil Loneragan |
Alex Hesp and Margaret Platell |
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Key research
- Norm Hall - Development of models for assessing the status of recreational
fisheries, which are capable of handling the sparse data that are usually
available for such fisheries.
- Sara Belmont and Norm Hall - Modelling the interactions
of key commercial finfish species in the marine waters of the south-west
bioregion.
- Margaret Platell and Alex Hesp – Description of broad
trophic interrelationships among fish and crustaceans in estuaries and marine
waters, to provide data that can be used for ecosystem modelling
- Neil Loneragan, Russ Babcock
and Kelsie Jackson - Jurien Bay ecosystem modelling
Related publications
Linke, T.E., Platell, M.E. and Potter, I.C. 2001.
Factors influencing the partitioning of food resources among six fish
species in a large embayment with juxtaposing bare sand and seagrass
habitats. Journal of Experimental Marine Biology and Ecology 266, 193-217. |
Platell, M.E. and Potter, I.C. 2001. Partitioning
of food resources amongst 18 abundant benthic carnivorous fish species
in marine waters on the lower west coast of Australia. Journal of Experimental
Marine Biology and Ecology 261, 31-54. |
Schafer, L.N., Platell, M.E., Valesini, F.J. and
Potter, I.C. 2002. Comparisons between the influence of habitat type,
season and body size on the dietary compositions of fish species in
nearshore marine waters. Journal of Experimental Marine Biology and
Ecology 278, 67-92. |
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