Fish nearshore habitat-use patterns as ecological indicators of nursery quality

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Fish nearshore habitat-use patterns as ecological indicators of nursery quality

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[Display omitted] •A novel approach to analyse continuous microchemical information from fish otoliths.•Comparison of archaeological and present-day otoliths elicits habitat quality.•Pre-industrial anthropogenic stressors had little effect on snapper migration.•Modern anthropogenic disturbances lead to disrupted nursery habitat-use patterns. Anthropogenic factors have been identified as major stressors of nearshore environments such as estuaries, sea grass meadows and mangroves. We hypothesiz...

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2021-11

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Sabetian, Armagan / Zhang, Jingjing / Campbell, Matthew / Walter, Richard / Allen, Hamish / Reid, Malcolm / Wijenayake, Kavindra / Lilkendey, Julian

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https://hdl.handle.net/10523/17879

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Chrysophrys auratus / Conservation ecology / Ecological indicator / Habitat quality / Movement ecology / New Zealand / Otolith microchemistry / Snapper / Time-series analysis

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