Geology–benthos relationships on a temperate rocky bank, eastern Bass Strait, Australia

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2005
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Abstract
To better understand the possible relationships between the geology of the seabed and the associated biological communities, a multibeam sonar survey over New Zealand Star Bank in the eastern Bass Strait was conducted. A hierarchical method of benthic habitat mapping was applied to the secondary biotope and biological facies levels at the site (
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Authors Robin J. Beaman;James J. Daniell;Peter T. Harris;Robin J. Beaman;James J. Daniell;Peter T. Harris;
Journal marine and freshwater research
Year 2005
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https://doi.org/10.1071/MF04306
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