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Movements and habitat use by the endangered australian freshwater Mary River cod, Maccullochella peelii mariensis by SIMPSON, Robert R, MAPLESTON, Amos J

“…The decline of the endangered Mary River cod, Maccullochella peelii mariensis, of Queensland, Australia, has been attributed to anthropomorphic habitat…”
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Big fish in shallow water; use of an intertidal surf-zone habitat by large-bodied teleosts and elasmobranchs in tropical northern Australia by Tobin, Andrew J, Mapleston, Amos, Harry, Alastair V, Espinoza, Mario

“…Shallow intertidal habitats are recognised as critical for larval and juvenile fish, and are often assumed to function as refuge areas where predation risk is…”
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Movement patterns of two carangid species in inshore habitats characterised using network analysis by Lédée, Elodie J. I., Heupel, Michelle R., Tobin, Andrew J., Mapleston, Amos, Simpfendorfer, Colin A.

“…Carangids are important ecological components of coastal and reef habitats, in addition to their economic significance as a target species for some fishers…”
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The post-release behaviour and fate of tournament-caught smallmouth bass after ‘fizzing’ to alleviate distended swim bladders by Nguyen, Vivian, Gravel, Marie-Ange, Mapleston, Amos, Hanson, Kyle C., Cooke, Steven J.

“…In recreational fishing, barotrauma occurs when fish that are angled from deep water are rapidly brought to the surface, causing a number of injuries and…”
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Integrating methods for determining length-at-age to improve growth estimates for two large scombrids by Ballagh, Aaron C, Welch, David, Williams, Ashley J, Mapleston, Amos, Tobin, Andrew, Marton, Nicholas

“…Fish growth is commonly estimated from length-at-age data obtained from otoliths. There are several techniques for estimating length-at-age from otoliths…”
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Effect of changes in hook pattern and size on catch rate, hooking location, injury and bleeding for a number of tropical reef fish species by Mapleston, Amos, Welch, David, Begg, Gavin A., McLennan, Mark, Mayer, David, Brown, Ian

“…The Queensland Great Barrier Reef line fishery in Australia is regulated via a range of input and output controls including minimum size limits, daily catch…”
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