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8. References and relevant literatureAllee RJ, Dethier M, Brown D, Deegan L, Ford RG, Hourigan TF, Maragos J, SchochC, Sealey K, Twilley R, Weinstein MP and Yoklavich M (2000) Marine and estuarineecosystem and habitat classification NOAA Technical Memorandum NMFS-F/SPO-43,July 2000ANZECC TFMPA (1998) Strategic plan of action for establishing the nationalrepresentative system of marine protected areas. Environment Australia, CanberraBarrett N, Edgar G, Polacheck A, Lynch T, Clements F (2006) Ecosystem monitoring ofsubtidal reefs in the Jervis Bay Marine Park 1996–2005 Tasmania Aquaculture andFisheries Institute, University of Tasmania Report for the Jervis Bay Marine Park,NSW MPABateman D (2003) Assessment of 4WD damage to saltmarsh communities in theSolitary Islands Marine Park, NSW, Australia. Integrated Project, Southern CrossUniversityBax NJ and Williams A (2001) Seabed habitat on the south-eastern Australiancontinental shelf: context, vulnerability and monitoring, Marine and FreshwaterResearch 52:491–512Beaman RJ, Daniell JJ, Harris PT (2005) Geology-benthos relationships on atemperate rocky bank, eastern Bass Strait, Australia Marine and Freshwater Research56:943–958Bell TA (2005) The impact of four-wheel drive vehicles on, and the natural variation of,sandy beach meiofauna MSc Thesis, University of New EnglandBellwood DR, Wainwright PC (2002) ‘The history and biogeography of fishes on coralreefs’ In Sale PF (ed); Coral reef fishes: dynamics and diversity in a complexecosystem, Academic Press, pp.5–32Birkbeck D (2002) Effects of zoning on the mollusc assemblages within the SolitaryIslands Marine Park, Integrated Project, Southern Cross UniversityBilgmann K, Lynch TP (2007) Time series (1998–2007) sighting rates for bottlenosedolphins (Tursiops aduncus) by a commercial dolphin watch operator in Jervis Bay,Report to the NSW MPA, 26 ppBooth DJ, Figueira WF, Gregson MA, Brown L, Beretta G (2007) Occurrence of tropicalfishes in temperate southeastern Australia: Role of the East Australian Current,Estuarine, Coastal and Shelf Science 72:102–114Breen DA, Avery RP, Otway NM (2004) Broadscale biodiversity assessment of theManning Shelf marine bioregion Final report to NSW MPA and Australian GovernmentDepartment of Environment and Heritage, 137 ppBreen DA, Avery RP, Otway NM (2005) Broadscale biodiversity assessment of theBatemans Shelf and Twofold Shelf marine bioregions, Final report to NSW MPA andAustralian Government Department of Environment and Heritage, 150 ppBrown CJ, Cooper KM, Meadows WJ, Limpenny DS, Rees HL (2002) Small-scalemapping of sea-bed assemblages in the eastern English Channel using sidescan sonarand remote sampling techniques, Estuarine, Coastal and Shelf Science 54:263–278Bruce BD, Stevens JD, Bradford RW (2005) Designing protected areas for grey nursesharks off eastern Australia, Final report to Australian Government Department of theEnvironment and Heritage, CSIRO Marine and Atmospheric Research, Hobart46 Solitary Island and Jervis Bay Marine Parks Research Projects Summaries 2002–2009
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