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40 Natural values of the Solitary Islands Marine ParkKorsch RJ 1980, ‘Geology of the Coffs Harbour District’, in Korsch RJ, The natural historyof the Coffs Harbour District, University of New England, North Coast Regional Office,Coffs Harbour.Ku V 2007, ‘Sediments around rocky reefs: Solitary Islands, Australia’, unpublishedHonours Thesis, University of Sydney, 106 pp.Malcolm HA 2007, ‘Expansion of a sea temperature monitoring program in the NRCMAarea’, in Sustainable Marine Resource Management Project, Part A: Research, mapping,assessment and planning, report to the Northern Rivers Catchment ManagementAuthority, National Marine Science Centre, Coffs Harbour, NSW.Malcolm HA, Gladstone W, Lindfield S, Wraith J and Lynch TP 2007, ‘Spatial andtemporal variation in reef fish assemblages of marine parks in New South Wales,Australia – baited video observations’, Marine Ecology Progress Series 350, pp 277–290.Mau RT 1997, ‘A preliminary survey of continental shelf habitats of the Solitary IslandsMarine Park, New South Wales’, Honours Thesis, Southern Cross University, Lismore,NSW, 118 pages.Mau R, Byrnes T, Wilson J and Zann L 1998, The distribution of selected continental shelfhabitats in the Solitary Islands Marine Park, a report prepared for the New South WalesMarine Parks Authority, School of Resource Sciences and Management, Southern CrossUniversity, Lismore, NSW.Middleton J 1996, ‘The ocean’, in Zann L (comp.) State of the Marine Environment Reportfor Australia, technical summary pp 9–14, Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority andEnvironment Australia, Townsville.Middleton MJ, Bell JD, Burchmore JJ, Pollard DA and Pease BC 1984, ‘Structuraldifferences in the fish communities of Zostera capricorni and Posidonia australis seagrassmeadows in Botany Bay, New South Wales’, Aquatic Botany 18, pp 89–109.Millar AJ 1990, ‘Marine red algae of the Coffs Harbour region’, Australian SystematicBotany 3, pp 293–593.Millar AJ 1998, Marine algae of the northern section of the Solitary Islands Marine Park,report to the NSW Marine Parks Authority. Royal Botanic Gardens, Sydney.Morrisey N 1995, ‘Saltmarshes’ in Underwood AJ and Chapman MG (eds), Coastalmarine ecology of temperate Australia, pp 205–220.NSW Department of Primary Industries 2002, Environmental impact statement on theocean hauling fishery, NSW Fisheries, Cronulla, NSW.NSW Department of Primary Industries 2004, Environmental impact statement for theocean trawl fishery, NSW Fisheries, Cronulla, NSW.NSW Marine Parks Authority 2000, Planning issues and options paper, NSW Marine ParksAuthority, Coffs Harbour, NSW.Otway NM 1999, ‘Identification of candidate sites for declaration as aquatic reservesfor the conservation of rocky intertidal communities in the Hawkesbury Shelf andBatemans Shelf Bioregions’, NSW Fisheries Final Report Series, No. 28, 88 pp.Otway NM and Morrison N (in prep), ‘Identification of candidate shores for declarationas aquatic reserves for the conservation of rocky intertidal communities in theManning Shelf Bioregion’, draft report prepared for the NSW Department of PrimaryIndustries.
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