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WAMSI Node 3.2.2b - Diversity, abundance and distribution of intertidal invertebrate species in the Ningaloo Marine Park - Small giant clams (Tridacna maxima)

Australian Ocean Data Network
Black, Bob, Dr (Point of contact) Brearley, Anne, Dr. (Author) Johnson, S. Michael, Professor (Author) Luke Edwards (Distributes) Prince, Jane, Dr. (Author)
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Brief description

A quantitative pilot study of the composition of the benthic community of macro-invertebrates on intertidal rocky platforms was undertaken to: a) provide detailed information on variation in biodiversity along the length of the Ningaloo Marine Park; and b) determine the appropriate design of a monitoring protocol powerful enough to determine predefined levels of change. As part of the larger WAMSI Node 3.2.2b study there was specific sampling of small giant clams (Tridacna maxima). Data available includes 1. Lengths of small giant clams (Tridacna maxima) mapped at 20 sites (3119 rows x 11 columns including identifying information for each length): [WAMSI3.2.2bGiantClams.csv] 2. GPS readings as UTM values for locations of transects used to map positions of Tridacna maxima (giant clams) (404 rows x 6 columns, including sample identification information): [WAMSI3.2.2bTridacnaUTM.csv] Shoreward, southern corners of Transect 1 and some others for areas where Tridacna maxima were measured as reported in Research Chapter 4. [WAMSI3.2.2bGiantClams.kmz] Data files come with metadata / descriptions of the column titles and codes.

Lineage

Maintenance and Update Frequency: unknown
Statement: Site; Number of rows 21.7854MW; 117 21.7870SN ; 143 21.7870SS ; 104 21.8461JO2; 221 21.8479JO1; 131 21.8494JI1 ; 105 21.8506JI2 ; 157 21.8517JI3 ; 195 22.1465MSF; 166 23.0499BBI; 164 23.1532CBN; 58 23.1543CBNnm; 166 23.1572CBS; 146 23.4336EI; 138 23.4383EO; 313 23.7607GBO2; 158 23.7636GBO1; 82 23.87043MN; 248 23.87543MI2; 198 23.87943MO2; 109

Notes

Credit
Jake Loughridge
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Adelaide Bevilaqua
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Todd Bond
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Samantha Cadee
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Victoria Inman
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Claudia McHarrie
Credit
James Taylor

Modified: 31 05 2011

Data time period: 26 08 2010 to 13 09 2010

This dataset is part of a larger collection

114.165,-21.785 114.165,-23.879 113.49,-23.879 113.49,-21.785 114.165,-21.785

113.8275,-22.832

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Identifiers
  • global : 18e12554-c65f-492d-b125-8b8974352d66