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Rule MJ, Smith SDA (2007b) A long-term monitoring programme for the marinecommunities of northern New South Wales: A standard protocol for data collection onnearshore reefs Report to the Northern Rivers Catchment Management AuthorityRuss GR, Alcala AC (2004) Marine reserves: long term protection is required for fullrecovery of predatory fish populations, Oecologia 138:622–627Ryan C (2005) Visitors to Solitary Island Marine Park: their behaviours, attitudes andperceptions An analysis of surveys: 2002 to 2005 Unpubl report to the NSW MPARyan C (2006) The impact of revised zoning and management of the Solitary IslandsMarine Park on local businesses, Unpubl. report to the NSW MPARyan C (2007) Visitors to Solitary Islands Marine Park: their behaviours, attitudes, andperceptions An analysis of surveys: 2002 to 2007, Report to the NSW MPASaintilan N, Williams R (1999) Mangrove transgression into saltmarsh environments inNew South Wales, Australia, Global Ecology and Biogeography 8:117–124Saintilan N, Wilton K (2001) Changes in the distribution of mangroves and saltmarshesin Jervis Bay, Australia Wetland Ecology and Management 9:409–420Sawtell S (2002) An analysis of ecological change in relation to human settlementpatterns and activities in estuaries in the Coffs Harbour Region MSc thesis, Universityof New EnglandScandol J, Rowling K, Graham, K Eds (2008) Status of Fisheries Resources in NSW2006/07 NSW Department of Primary Industries, Cronulla, 334 ppScott A (2007) Sexual reproductive biology of the host sea anemones Entacmaeaquadricolor and Heteractis crispa in the Solitary Islands Marine Park, Australia PhDthesis, Southern Cross University, 185 ppScott A, Harrison PL (2005) Synchronous spawning of host sea anemones Coral Reefs24(2):208Scott A, Harrison PL (2007a) Broadcast spawning of two species of sea anemone thathost anemonefish, Entacmea quadricolor and Heteractis crispa InvertebrateReproduction and Development 50:163–171Scott A, Harrison PL (2007b) Embryonic and larval development of the host seaanemones Entacmaea quadricolor and Heteractis crispa Biological Bulletin213:110–121Scott A, Harrison PL (2008) Larval settlement and juvenile development of seaanemones that provide habitat for anemone fish, Marine BiologyScott A, Harrison PL (2009) Gametogenic and reproductive cycles of the sea anemoneEntacmaea quadricolor, Marine BiologyScott A, Malcolm HA, Damiano C, Richardson DL (in review) Spatial and temporalpatterns in host sea anemone and anemone fish abundance at North Solitary Island,Australia, Marine and Freshwater ResearchShears NT, Babcock RC (2002) Marine researves demonstrate top-down control ofcommunity structure on temperate reefs, Oecologia 132:131–142Shima JS (2001) Recruitment of a coral ref fish: roles of settlement, habitat, and postsettlementlosses, Ecology 82:2190–2199Sibley P (2002) Spatial and temporal variation of human activity on rocky shores withinthe Solitary Islands Marine Park Integrated Project, Southern Cross University54 Solitary Island and Jervis Bay Marine Parks Research Projects Summaries 2002–2009
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SummaryBuilding a network of marine
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