Fishes in Estuaries

By Michael Elliott, K. Hemingway. 2001

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Subfields: Aquatic Science, Global and Planetary Change, Nature and Landscape Conservation

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Classifying Ecological Quality and Integrity of Estuaries (2011, background): “Morphological disorders can include blemishes, lesions, lymphocystis-type nodules, fin rot, eye deformity, mouth ulceration, and skeletal deformities (Hemingway and Elliott, 2002).”
Life strategies of fishes in European estuaries: the functional guild approach (2008, background): “Only a few assessed multiple European systems simultaneously, but focused mainly on the Atlantic seaboard (Elliott & Dewailly 1995, Elliott & Hemingway 2002), and there are no studies on a continental scale.”
The paradox high zooplankton biomass-low vegetal particulate organic matter in high turbidity zones : What way for energy transfer? (2006, background): “This high secondary production allows estuarine systems to support several vital functions for fishes or shrimps: nursery areas, migration routes, habitats, etc (Elliott and Hemingway, 2002).”
Fish assemblages of Venice Lagoon shallow waters: an analysis based on species, families and functional guilds (2004, background): “The composition of estuarine fish assemblages has not only been studied in the normally applied terms of their taxonomic composition, but also in terms of their functional and ecological guilds: recently, Elliott and Dewailly (1995) and Mathieson et al.”
Estuarine production of resident and nursery fish species: Conditioning by drought events? (2008, unknown): “Production estimates were also presented with the correction for the catch efficiency of the sampling gear (beam trawl), which according to Hemingway and Elliott (2002) is 30%.”
Responsible estuarine finfish stock enhancement: an Australian perspective (2005, background): “Habitat restoration is often advocated in place of stocking, however in urbanized areas it may never occur to a level where the fishery is actually enhanced (Elliott & Hemingway, 2002).”
Fish Assemblages in Different Shallow Water Habitats of the Venice Lagoon (2006, background): “…(Muus, 1967; Arruda et al., 1988; Nash, 1988; Elliott & Dewailly, 1995; Marshall & Elliott, 1998; Mathieson et al., 2000; Gordo & Cabral, 2001; Elliott & Hemingway, 2002; Lobry et al., 2003) and from the Western Mediterranean Sea (Huvé et al., 1973; Hervé & Bruslé, 1980; Amanieu &…”