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Abundance, Size Structure and Quality of Silver-lip Pearl Oysters in the Solomon IslandsAppendix 2. Details of transects swum by divers during the underwater visual census (lat, latitude; long, longitude; min, minute or minimum; m, metre; avg, average).Location and GPSdatumSite Transect Date Time:startLat: startminLong: startminTime:endLat: endminLong: endminBottomTime(min)Max depth Depth (m):(m) min/avg/rangeNo.oysterscollectedTransect Bottom typelength (m)Malaita 1 1 18-Apr 9:30 21.673 20.501 9:51 21.636 20.507 12 30.5 0 69 sand/rubble9° S 161° E 1 2 18-Apr 11:01 21.373 20.456 11:20 21.445 20.45 10 28 0 134 coral/sand1 3 18-Apr 11:35 21.751 20.462 11:52 21.804 20.478 10 34 0 102 sand1 4 18-Apr 12:14 21.946 20.945 12:34 21.871 20.945 10 31.1 0 139 rubble2 1 19-Apr 9:41 21.246 22.437 9:57 21.229 22.275 10 29.4 0 298 sand/rubble2 2 19-Apr 10:09 21.229 22.368 10:27 21.214 22.275 10 27.7 0 172 sand/rubble2 3 19-Apr 10:56 21.306 22.505 11:16 21.239 22.43 12 32.8 1 185 sand/rubble2 4 19-Apr 11:34 21.259 22.441 11:52 21.229 22.286 10 31.8 0 289 sand/rubble3 1 19-Apr 2:39 19.585 20.007 3:56 19.632 20.004 11 26.5 0 87 coral/sand3 2 19-Apr 4:12 19.551 20.171 4:30 19.582 20.092 10 29.3 0 155 sand/rubble3 3 20-Apr 9:16 19.678 19.953 9:37 19.618 20.018 13 30.9 0 163 rubble3 4 20-Apr 9:55 19.6 20.023 10:14 19.559 20.161 12 28.9 0 263 sand/rubbleMarau Sound 1 1 23-Apr 8:56 49.785 49.644 9:14 50.057 49.72 11 27.2 0 522 coral/sand channels9° S 160° E 1 2 23-Apr 9:35 50.426 49.496 9:55 50.534 49.599 10 30.2 0 274 coral at start then sand1 3 23-Apr 10:05 50.523 49.615 10:27 50.626 49.692 10 31.7 1 237 coral, sand1 4 23-Apr 11:34 50.067 49.964 11:54 49.968 49.885 10 35.3 1 233 sand/rubble/coral2 1 23-Apr 12:16 50.183 48.844 12:43 50.187 49.174 20 22 0 602 fine sand grading later to mud2 2 23-Apr 14:58 49.732 48.582 15:23 49.977 48.666 20 16.3 1 479 coarse clean sand2 3 23-Apr 15:47 48.635 48.257 16:13 49.018 48.338 20 16.7 2 725 coral at start then sand2 4 23-Apr 16:27 49.4 48.367 16:51 49.011 48.329 20 12.4 0 724 sand/rubble3 1 23-Apr 9:34 49.408 49.417 9:53 49.458 49.442 10 30 0 206 sand3 2 23-Apr 10:04 49.456 49.399 10:21 49.358 49.344 11 31.4 0 415 sand3 3 24-Apr 11:07 49.491 49.365 11:27 49.602 49.406 10 29 0 438 sand3 4 24-Apr 11:44 49.398 49.307 12:00 49.531 49.339 10 31.2 0 506 sandMboli Passage 1 1 30-Apr 8:37 6.678 17.148 8:58 6.633 17.3 15 19.7 18 1 290 sand9° S 160° E 1 2 30-Apr 9:21 6.959 16.987 9:44 6.76 17.03 15 20.4 18 1 377 mud/small stones1 3 30-Apr 10:01 6.384 17.617 10:23 6.241 17.778 15 19.4 16 4 396 sand1 4 30-Apr 11:37 6.097 17.849 11:57 5.918 17.983 15 14 12 2 412 coral rubble2 1 30-Apr 14:03 4.745 18.381 14:30 4.967 18.422 15 18 14 13 418 coral rubble2 2 1-May 8:17 5.67 18.141 8:31 5.627 18.284 10 16 14 5 273 sand and rubble2 3 1-May 8:50 5.788 18.066 9:11 5.674 18.225 15 18.9 16 0 359 gravel2 4 1-May 9:28 5.883 18.052 9:50 5.708 18.215 15 20.9 14 1 440 sand, some gravel3 1 1-May 11:08 7.289 17.322 11:28 7.173 17.183 15 18.1 17 0 333 mud3 2 1-May 11:42 7.404 17.245 12:04 7.243 17.141 15 21.5 19 1 354 mud/shell/rock outcrop3 3 1-May 13:50 7.751 16.986 14:12 7.655 17.118 15 23 17 0 300 mud3 4 1-May 14:25 7.62 17.252 14:46 7.739 17.166 12 24.9 22 1 271 mudcontinued
Abundance, Size Structure and Quality of Silver-lip Pearl Oysters in the Solomon IslandsAppendix 2 continued.Location and GPSdatumSite Transect Date Time:startLat: startminLong: startminTime:endLat: endminLong: endminBottomTime(min)Max depth Depth (m):(m) min/avg/rangeNo.oysterscollectedTransect Bottom typelength (m)Sandfly Passage 1 1 5-May 9:05 59.159 5.895 9:20 59.1 5.908 10 32.6 29 0 112 mud, coral plates8° 59' S, 160° 06' E 1 2 5-May 9:45 58.977 5.508 10:09 58.962 5.608 10 28.7 26 0 185 mud, coral plates1 3 5-May 12:29 58.638 5.796 12:52 58.794 5.784 11 29.8 26 0 290 mud1 4 5-May 2:23 59.143 5.848 2:43 59.252 5.914 10 30 28 0 235 mud, coral plates2 1 5-May 3:38 2.479 6.512 3:58 2.396 6.44 10 29.3 26 0 202 sand, coral heads, coral rubble2 2 7-May 9:11 1.622 7.21 9:33 1.691 7.092 11 36.6 30 0 251 40% plate coral, 60% coral sand2 3 7-May 9:50 1.757 7.244 10:11 1.762 7.147 11 29.7 27 0 178 80% plate coral, 20% sand2 4 7-May 10:37 1.891 7.308 10:55 1.906 7.188 10 30.9 27 0 221 60% coral, 40% sand3 1 6-May 9:11 0.948 8.103 9:31 1.025 8.18 10 29.7 25 0 200 60% sand 40% coral, coral reef at end.3 2 7-May 14:04 1.383 7.56 14:22 1.481 7.652 10 31.7 26 2 248 30%coral 7%fine sand3 3 7-May 14:56 1.714 7.822 15:17 1.603 7.799 10 28 24 0 210 sand, with coral at end only3 4 7-May 16:15 1.558 7.562 16:35 1.46 7.629 10 32.9 29 0 219 30% plate coral, 70% sand with coral shrapnelMbili Passage 1 1 9-May 11:56 40.258 11.069 12:18 40.329 10.89 12:30 29.6 18-30 0 353 all sand08° 41' S 158 12' E 1 2 9-May 12:30 40.317 11.198 12:55 40.416 10.923 17 23.3 17-22 0 536 40% sand +coral rubble; 30%sand;1 3 9-May 13:09 40.258 10.881 13:26 40.092 10.824 10 26.5 24 0 325 all sand1 4 9-May 14:55 39.86 10.694 15:16 40.067 10.837 17 23 20-22 0 464 85% sand; 15% coral2 1 9-May 15:48 37.073 9.948 16:07 36.977 9.897 10 29.9 27 0 201 all mud2 2 9-May 16:21 36.914 9.891 16:39 36.819 9.852 10 28.2 25 0 190 60% mud; 40% reef2 3 9-May 17:01 36.936 9.831 17:18 36.851 9.765 10 28.8 27 0 198 all mud2 4 10-May 9:11 36.797 9.529 9:34 36.638 9.443 10 34 32 0 334 100% fine mud3 1 10-May 10:21 41.238 11.357 10:36 41.235 11.282 4 20.2 11-17.5 0 137 100% fine mud3 2 10-May 12:51 41.31 11.349 13:13 41.376 11.181 15 22.6 21 0 331 100% fine mud3 3 10-May 13:29 41.498 10.937 13:50 41.433 11.082 10 24.6 22 0 291 100% fine mud3 4 10-May 14:24 41.617 11.424 14:43 41.495 11.342 11.5 18.6 15 0 271 80% mud 20% coral reefTelina 1 1 11-May 7:35 31.171 3.712 7:52 31.074 3.623 12 21.2 20 0 243 100% mud I dead shell08° 31'S 158° 04'E 1 2 11-May 8:09 30.939 3.399 8:28 30.855 3.386 10 32.7 30 0 157 100% mud1 3 11-May 8:55 31.06 3.658 9:15 30.968 3.755 11 29 26 0 246 100% mud1 4 11-May 9:40 30.702 3.951 10:03 30.684 12 36.9 33 0 150 100% mud2 1 11-May 10:33 31.105 4.23 10:56 31.256 4.023 10 23.6 19 0 471 100% mud2 2 11-May 11:22 31.037 4.769 11:42 30.924 4.75 10 31.6 31 0 212 10%reef 90% coral sand2 3 11-May 13:22 31.135 4.884 13:40 31.135 4.884 11 31.4 23 0 220 80% mud 20% reef2 4 11-May 13:54 31.327 5.133 14:16 31.273 4.951 17 24.6 23 0 348 80% mud 20% sand3 1 11-May 14:46 31.574 5.492 15:07 31.461 5.767 12 21.8 18 0 545 90% mud 10% reef3 2 11-May 15:37 31.543 5.975 15:59 31.486 5.767 16 21.9 19 0 395 90% mud 10% reef3 3 11-May 16:15 31.532 6.248 16:38 31.43 6.057 17 26.3 23.5 0 398 100% mud3 4 11-May 17:02 31.224 5.771 17:22 31.309 5.869 10 29 26 0 239 90% mud 10% reefcontinued
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1. IntroductionBlacklip pearl oyste
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