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Floodplain habitats support ecological processes in riverine ecosystems, including fish recruitment. In rivers with brief and variable river-floodplain connectivity, the association of young-of-year fish with floodplain pools is poorly understood. We examined whether young-of-year fish associate with floodplain pools in the Fitzroy River, Western Australia, and whether mesohabitat associations (floodplain verses main channel) aligned with expectations from life-history theory. Fish assemblages were sampled at 60 pools over four years. Individuals were classified as young-of-year or older using species-specific size thresholds.Issued: 2026-03-30
Data time period: 2018-10-01 to 2021-11-30
text: Fitzroy River, Kimberley Western Australia
text: 124.93252,-18.52778
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nursery, life-history, fish, lateral connectivity, recruitment, young-of-year, flow regime, metapopulation, riverine, freshwater, Fitzroy River, Martuwarra, wet-dry tropics, northern Australia. |
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- DOI : 10.26182/2KEH-HR43
- global : 146727e5-d6fc-45d6-a315-8c30eff51932
