Dispersion of seagrass propagules and connectivity among meadows in the Great Barrier Reef World Heritage Area, Queensland, Australia

Abstract

Recent severe storms and floods in north- eastern Australia damaged or destroyed seagrass meadows along hundreds of kilometres of coastline. The subsequent deaths of turtles and dugong have led to the very status of our iconic... [ view full abstract ]

Authors

  1. Rob Coles (TropWATER,James Cook University)
  2. Alana Grech (Macquarie University)
  3. Michael Rasheed (TropWATER,James Cook University)
  4. Len McKenzie (TropWATER,James Cook University)
  5. Samantha Tol (TropWATER,James Cook University)
  6. Brad Congdon (College of Marine and Environmental Sciences, James Cook University)
  7. Jessie Jarvis (TropWATER,James Cook University)

Topic Area

10 - Population Connectivity: the ecology of dispersal and movement in marine environments

Session

OS-7C » Population connectivity: Ecology of Dispersal and Movement (10:40 - Wednesday, 8th July, Little Percy Baxter Lecture Theatre D2.194)

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