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Herbivorous fish assemblages and herbivory rates on coral reefs in Moreton Bay, Australia

University of the Sunshine Coast
Yabsley, Nicholas ; Olds, Andrew ; Connolly, Rod ; Martin, Tyson ; Gilby, Ben ; Maxwell, Paul ; Huijbers, Chantal ; Schoeman, David ; Schlacher, Thomas
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This data was collected to test whether ecological function, measured as browsing and grazing herbivory, is affected by marine reserves and connectivity between reefs and mangroves. The data includes: 1. Herbivore biomass, calculated as the weight of each herbivorous fish species on each UVC transect conducted at each of 15 reefs; 2. Turf grazing rates, for each deployment at each of reef; 3. Macroalgae browsing rates, for each deployment at each of reef; and 4. Water quality data, including salinity, turbidity, total nitrogen and a water quality index, for each reef. The results of these data are published in "Resource type influences the effects of reserves and connectivity on ecological functions" in Journal of Animal Ecology in 2015.

Issued: 2015

Created: 201406 to 201408

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153.25952,-27.28998

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text: Latitude: -27.289 Longitude: 153.259

text: Location: Moreton Bay, Queensland, Australia

Subjects
Australia | Ecological Applications | Environmental Science and Management | Environmental Sciences | Landscape Ecology | coral reef | ecological functioning | fish | mangrove | resource type | spatial conservation |

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