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The influence of seafloor terrain on fish and fisheries: a global synthesis

University of the Sunshine Coast
Borland, Hayden ; Olds, Andrew ; Gilby, Ben ; Henderson, Christopher
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This data contains information regarding the effects of seafloor terrain metrics (grouped into four categories based on similarity in terrain features being measured) on fish assemblages in coastal and marine seascapes. The data summarises the positive, negative or neutral effects of terrain metrics on fish assemblages in different seascapes.

Issued: 2021

Created: 20190115 to 20191003

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Agricultural and Veterinary Sciences | Fisheries Sciences | Fisheries Management |

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