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WAMSI Node 4.2.1a - Bioregional level assessments based on fishery dependent and/or fishery independent data - Peel-Harvey Estuary

Australian Ocean Data Network
Coulson, Peter (principalInvestigator) Coulson, Peter, Dr (principalInvestigator) Hall, Norman, Professor (Author)
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The aim of the study is to develop cost-effective strategies for monitoring the fish community. Data is still being collected / processed and will be released at the end of WAMSI program.Statement: Within each region there were four sites that were sampled seasonally over two years (total of 8 sampling occasions). The fish fauna of the Peel-Harvey Estuary was sampled using a 102.5 and 21.5m seine net. The 21.5m seine net was carried out into the water by two researchers. At a depth of approximately 1.5m the net was strung out parallel to the shoreline. The researchers at either end of the net then walked in towards each other forming a circle shape with the net which was then dragged up onto the beach and emptied. The 102.5m net was deployed from a small boat. One of the researchers remained on the beach holding one end of the net whilst the other drived the boat in a semi-circle fashion, starting near the shore and finishing back near the shore. The net was then dragged up onto the beach and emptied. The nets used to sample both estuaries are identical to those used in previous studies and thus allow for direct comparisons to be made between sampling periods. These methods are the most appropriate to obtain sound quantitative data on fish communities in this type of habitat and have been used extensively in other estuarine research in south-western Australia. At each sampling site on each sampling occasion the water temperature, salinity and dissolved oxygen content was recorded using a YSI 556 MPS temperature, salinity and conductivity meter. In the laboratory each sample was sorted and each individual fish was identified to species level. Each individual of each species was measured to the nearest 1mm and, in the case where there are more than 50 fish for a species in a single sample only 50 fish were measured. 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The Peel-Harvey Estuary was divided into five regions; the Entrance Channel, Eastern Peel Inlet, Western Peel Inlet, Northern Harvey Estuary and Southern Harvey Estuary. Within each region four sites were sampled seasonally over two years (total of 8 sampling occasions). At each site, sampling of fish was conducted using seine nets with length and weight of all collected fish measured. In addition, water temperature, salinity, dissolved oxygen were measured at each site. The aim of the study is to develop cost-effective strategies for monitoring the fish community. Data is still being collected / processed and will be released at the end of WAMSI program.

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Statement: Within each region there were four sites that were sampled seasonally over two years (total of 8 sampling occasions). The fish fauna of the Peel-Harvey Estuary was sampled using a 102.5 and 21.5m seine net. The 21.5m seine net was carried out into the water by two researchers. At a depth of approximately 1.5m the net was strung out parallel to the shoreline. The researchers at either end of the net then walked in towards each other forming a circle shape with the net which was then dragged up onto the beach and emptied. The 102.5m net was deployed from a small boat. One of the researchers remained on the beach holding one end of the net whilst the other drived the boat in a semi-circle fashion, starting near the shore and finishing back near the shore. The net was then dragged up onto the beach and emptied. The nets used to sample both estuaries are identical to those used in previous studies and thus allow for direct comparisons to be made between sampling periods. These methods are the most appropriate to obtain sound quantitative data on fish communities in this type of habitat and have been used extensively in other estuarine research in south-western Australia. At each sampling site on each sampling occasion the water temperature, salinity and dissolved oxygen content was recorded using a YSI 556 MPS temperature, salinity and conductivity meter. In the laboratory each sample was sorted and each individual fish was identified to species level. Each individual of each species was measured to the nearest 1mm and, in the case where there are more than 50 fish for a species in a single sample only 50 fish were measured. The total weight of each species in each sample was recorded to the nearest 0.01 g.

Created: 04 11 2008

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Subjects
428005, Southern Longfin Goby, Favonigobius lateralis, 246002, Silver Fish, Leptatherina presbyteroides, 246010, Elongate Hardyhead, Atherinosoma elongata, 085005, Sandy Sprat, Hyperlophus vittatus, 467030, Weeping Toadfish, Torquigener pleurogramma, 911005, Blue Swimmer Crab, Portunus pelagicus, 381001, Yelloweye Mullet, Aldrichetta forsteri, 246011, Western Hardyhead, Leptatherina wallacei, 327040, Western Gobbleguts, Apogon rueppelli, 246026, Spotted Hardyhead, Craterocephalus mugiloides, 330001, King George Whiting, Sillaginodes punctata, 330012, Yellowfin Whiting, Sillago schomburgkii, 428009, Bluespot Goby, Pseudogobius olorum, 461007, Elongate Flounder, Ammotretis elongatus, 287018 ,Soldier, Gymnapistes mamoratus, 246007, Common Hardyhead, Atherinomorus vaigiensis, 282017, Spotted Pipefish, Stigmatopora argus, 465007, Rough Leatherjacket, Scobinichthys granulatus, 327032, Wood’s Siphonfish, Sipamia cephalotes, 381002, Sea Mullet, Mugil Cephalus, 349005, Common Silverbiddy, Gerres subfasciatus, 467044, Prickly Toadfish, Contusus brevicaudus, 353013, Tarwhine, Rhabdosargus sarba, 234001, Southern Garfish, Hyporhamphus melanochir, 330004, Western Trumpeter Whiting, Sillago burrus, 416007, Southern Crested Weedfish, Cristiceps australis, 428143, Southwestern Goby, Afurcagobius suppositus, 465036, Sixspine Leatherjacket, Meuschenia freycineti, 068001, Serpent Eel, Ophisurus serpens, 282008, Hairy Pipefish, Urocampus carinirostris, 361005, Stripey, Microcanthus strigatus, 460002, Smalltooth Flounder, Pseudorhombus jenynsii | ANIMALS/VERTEBRATES | AQUATIC ECOSYSTEMS | BIOLOGICAL CLASSIFICATION | BIOSPHERE | COASTAL PROCESSES | Conductivity | Dissolved Gases | EARTH SCIENCE | ECOLOGICAL DYNAMICS | Estuaries | Estuarine Habitat | Fish | OCEANS | Oxygen | Population Dynamics | SPECIES/POPULATION INTERACTIONS | TERRESTRIAL HYDROSPHERE | WATER QUALITY/WATER CHEMISTRY | Water Temperature | biota | day | environment | mass_concentration_of_oxygen_in_sea_water | month | sampling_location | sampling_method | sea_water_salinity | sea_water_temperature | season | site_code | taxonomic_code | total_body_length | total_number | total_weight | weed_percentage | year |

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