A trap was installed in the Plenty River, southern Tasmania, in order to investigate upstream fish movements. The trap was monitored from May 1978 to September 1979. The catch included the lampreys mordax and Geotria australis, the galaxiids Galaxias maculatus, G. truttaceus and G. brevipinnis, the sandy Pseudaphritis urvillii, the short-finned eel Anguilla australis, and a small number of blackfish Gadopsis marmoratus. The significance and timing of the movements of each species are discussed and related to existing knowledge
Regulatory development of the inshore fishery in Tasmania is documented and compared with that of ma...
Diadromous fishes are a frequent but poorly understood component of coastal riverine fish communitie...
Although Tasmania posesses a large amount of freshwater and a considerable variety of freshwater ha...
Of the 25 native freshwater fish species found in Tasmania, nine occur on Tasman Peninsula along wi...
Tributary and mainstem connections represent important links for the movement of fish and other biot...
The distribution of fishes within the Bathurst Harbour estuary was surveyed by gillnet on five occas...
This review describes what is known about the flow-related habitat requirements of Tasmanian native ...
The distribution of the biogeographically distinctive fish fauna of the Burdekin River, north-easter...
The movements of fishes marked, released and recaptured during a fish trapping study in the estuary ...
Abstract: Tributary and mainstem connections represent important corridors for the movement of fish ...
An assessment of the status of the Swan Galaxias (Galaxias fontanus) in the catchment was requested ...
The null hypothesis tested was that rainbow and brown trout populations do not move between naturall...
Anthropogenic use of waterways is reducing connectivity at a rate faster than any time in geological...
The Goodga River Fishway is the first vertical-slot fishway in Western Australia and was opened in A...
This thesis describes results of a comprehensive study of the Tamar Estuary, a highly flushed system...
Regulatory development of the inshore fishery in Tasmania is documented and compared with that of ma...
Diadromous fishes are a frequent but poorly understood component of coastal riverine fish communitie...
Although Tasmania posesses a large amount of freshwater and a considerable variety of freshwater ha...
Of the 25 native freshwater fish species found in Tasmania, nine occur on Tasman Peninsula along wi...
Tributary and mainstem connections represent important links for the movement of fish and other biot...
The distribution of fishes within the Bathurst Harbour estuary was surveyed by gillnet on five occas...
This review describes what is known about the flow-related habitat requirements of Tasmanian native ...
The distribution of the biogeographically distinctive fish fauna of the Burdekin River, north-easter...
The movements of fishes marked, released and recaptured during a fish trapping study in the estuary ...
Abstract: Tributary and mainstem connections represent important corridors for the movement of fish ...
An assessment of the status of the Swan Galaxias (Galaxias fontanus) in the catchment was requested ...
The null hypothesis tested was that rainbow and brown trout populations do not move between naturall...
Anthropogenic use of waterways is reducing connectivity at a rate faster than any time in geological...
The Goodga River Fishway is the first vertical-slot fishway in Western Australia and was opened in A...
This thesis describes results of a comprehensive study of the Tamar Estuary, a highly flushed system...
Regulatory development of the inshore fishery in Tasmania is documented and compared with that of ma...
Diadromous fishes are a frequent but poorly understood component of coastal riverine fish communitie...
Although Tasmania posesses a large amount of freshwater and a considerable variety of freshwater ha...