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Marine and Freshwater Research

Marine and Freshwater Research

Volume 52 Number 3 2001

MF99042Geochemistry of deep-sea sediment cores and their relationship with polymetallic nodules from the north-eastern Pacific

L. Rosales-Hoz and A. Carranza-Edwards

pp. 259-266

MF98063Is freshwater quality adequately defined by physico-chemical components? Results from two drought-affected estuaries on the east coast of South Africa

C. F. Mackay and D. P. Cyrus

pp. 267-281

MF99143Fish population size estimates from a small intermittently open estuary in South Africa, based on mark-recapture techniques

P. D. Cowley and A. K. Whitfield

pp. 283-290

MF00036Range of electrosensory detection of prey by Carcharhinus melanopterus and Himantura granulata

Olivia S. Haine, Peter V. Ridd and Richard J. Rowe

pp. 291-296

MF00049Validated ageing methods for blue warehou (Seriolella brama) and white warehou (S. caerulea) in New Zealand waters

P. L. Horn

pp. 297-309

MF99040Diet, feeding behaviour, activity and predation of the temperate blue-throated wrasse, Notolabrus tetricus

S. A. Shepherd and P. S. Clarkson

pp. 311-322

MF00028Temporal variation in the movement of the spiny lobster Jasus edwardsii

Shane Kelly

pp. 323-331

MF98027Composition of eggs in relation to embryonic development and female size in giant crabs [Pseudocarcinus gigas (Lamarck)]

Caleb Gardner

pp. 333-338

MF00041Allocation of effort in stream food-web studies: the best compromise?

R. M. Thompson, E. D. Edwards, A. R. McIntosh and C. R. Townsend

pp. 339-345

MF00002Short Communication: Elevated δ15N values in aquatic plants from cleared catchments: why?

James White Udy and Stuart Edward Bunn

pp. 347-351

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