Browsing Charlotte Harbor Research Reports by Subject "creeks"

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Do altered coastal habitats promote non-native fish invasions into the Charlotte Harbor Estuary?

Adams, Aaron J. (Mote Marine Laboratory, Sarasota, FL., 2006-03)

Fishes in the family Cichlidae contribute more invasive species to North America than any other fish family, especially in Florida, where 13 of 18 invasive fishes are cichlids. A recent alarming development across the ...
Evaluating the effects of restoration of subtropical oligohaline marshes on abundance and habitat use by juvenile snook, Centropomus undecimalis and associated fish communities: final report.

Adams, Aaron J. (Mote Marine Laboratory, Sarasota, FL., 2005-06)

This report summarizes a project which focuses on the effect of upland habitat degradation on mangrove creek fish assemblages in Charlotte Harbor, Florida. This research examined habitat use patterns of juvenile snook and ...
Water quality and the fish assemblages of mangrove creeks: a snapshot study shows the challenges in assessment of coastal zone management strategies.

Dixon, L. Kellie; Adams, Aaron J. (Mote Marine Laboratory, Sarasota, FL., 2010-03-31)

This report summarizes a research project which included a long term sampling of fish communities of four estuarine mangrove creeks along Charlotte Harbor, Florida's eastern shoreline. The research included comparisons ...

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