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	Marine and Freshwater Research Volume 49 Number 8 1998 Contributions to Ecology of Estuaries and Soft-sediment Habitats

Factors associated with variations in abundance of epifaunal caridean shrimps between and within estuarine seagrass meadows

C. J. Walsh and B. D. Mitchell

pp. 769-777

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Effects of predation on the size structure of the gastropod Salinator solida (Martens) populations at Towra Point, NSW, Australia

A. C. Roach

pp. 779-784

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Relationship between the crustacean and molluscan assemblages of Tasmanian saltmarshes and the vegetation and soil conditions

A. M. M. Richardson, R. Swain and V. Wong

pp. 785-799

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Association between the ghost shrimp Trypaea australiensis Dana 1852 (Crustacea : Decapoda) and a small deposit-feeding bivalve Mysella vitrea Laserson 1956 (Mollusca : Leptonidae)

Geoff Kerr and Jamie Corfield

pp. 801-806

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The habitat-survival function for Caribbean spiny lobster: an inverted size effect and non-linearity in mixed algal and seagrass habitats

R. N. Lipcius , D. B. Eggleston, D. L. Miller and T. C. Luhrs

pp. 807-816

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Incorporation of soft-sediment systems into a model of marine benthic community regulation

R. D. Seitz

pp. 817-826

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Mysids and environmental monitoring: a case for their use in estuaries

S. D. Roast, R. S. Thompson, B , J. Widdows and M. B. Jones

pp. 827-832

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Trophic function in estuaries: response of macrobenthos to natural and contaminant gradients

Gary R. Gaston , Chet F. Rakocinski, Steven S. Brown and Carol M. Cleveland

pp. 833-846

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Changes in benthic communities of Port Phillip Bay, Australia, between 1969 and 1995

Robin S. Wilson, Simon Heislers and Gary C. B. Poore

pp. 847-861

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A method for sampling sandy beach amphipods that tidally migrate

A. R. Jones , A. Murray and R. E. Marsh

pp. 863-865

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A basis for mapping the erodibility of tidal flats by optical remote sensing

J. H. M. Hakvoort, M. Heineke, K. Heymann, H. Kühl, R. Riethmüller and G. Witte

pp. 867-873

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Use of a semi-submersible vessel to supplement satellite data in mapping the sub-tidal environment of Lonsdale Bight, Australia

Michael McGoldrick and Joseph Leach

pp. 875-878

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