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SARDI Port River-Barker Inlet Benthic Visual Surveys

Atlas of Living Australia

South Australian Research and Development Institute

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SARDI Port River-Barker Inlet benthic visual surveys aimed to delimit the extent and assess abundance of introduced Caulerpa species (particularly C. taxifolia) in the Port River-Barker Inlet system, Port Adelaide, South Australia. A secondary aim of the surveys was to record the presence and abundance of native seagrasses and to record any observations of other introduced species. Surveys used a standardised visual survey method to record taxa of interest.

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DOI : 10.15468/MPCSYQ