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PRIMARY PRODUCTIVITY OF THE BOT RIVER ESTUARY, SOUTH AFRICA

R. Bally Department of Zoology, University of Cape Town
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C. D. McQuaid Department of Zoology, University of Cape Town
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S. M. Pierce Department of Zoology, University of Cape Town
Pages 333-345 | Published online: 26 Mar 2010

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T Dalu, JB Adams, JC Taylor, GC Bate, M Nunes, PW Froneman & RJ Wasserman. (2018) Overview and status of estuarine microphytobenthos ecological research in South Africa. African Journal of Marine Science 40:1, pages 1-12.
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GavinC. Snow & GuyC. Bate. (2009) Response of the microalgae to changes in freshwater inflow in the Berg Estuary, southern Africa. Transactions of the Royal Society of South Africa 64:2, pages 189-203.
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G.M. Branch, R. Bally, B.A. Bennett, H.P. De Decker, G. A. W. Fromme, C.W. Heÿl & J.P. Willis. (1985) SYNOPSIS OF THE IMPACT OF ARTIFICIALLY OPENING THE MOUTH OF THE BOT RIVER ESTUARY: IMPLICATIONS FOR MANAGEMENT. Transactions of the Royal Society of South Africa 45:3-4, pages 465-483.
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B.A. Bennett, K. C. D. Hamman, G.M. Branch & S.C. Thorne. (1985) CHANGES IN THE FISH FAUNA OF THE BOT RIVER ESTUARY IN RELATION TO OPENING AND CLOSURE OF THE ESTUARY MOUTH. Transactions of the Royal Society of South Africa 45:3-4, pages 459-464.
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H.P. De Decker & B.A. Bennett. (1985) A COMPARISON OF THE PHYSIOLOGICAL CONDITION OF THE SOUTHERN MULLET LIZA RICHARDSONI (SMITH), IN A CLOSED ESTUARY AND THE SEA. Transactions of the Royal Society of South Africa 45:3-4, pages 427-436.
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B.A. Stewart & R. Bally. (1985) THE ECOLOGICAL ROLE OF THE RED-KNOBBED COOT FULICA CRISTATA GMELIN AT THE BOT RIVER ESTUARY SOUTH AFRICA: A PRELIMINARY INVESTIGATION. Transactions of the Royal Society of South Africa 45:3-4, pages 419-426.
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C.W. Heÿl & M.H. Currie. (1985) VARIATIONS IN THE USE OF THE BOT RIVER ESTUARY BY WATER-BIRDS. Transactions of the Royal Society of South Africa 45:3-4, pages 397-417.
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H.P. De Decker & R. Bally. (1985) THE BENTHIC MACROFAUNA OF THE BOT RIVER ESTUARY, SOUTH AFRICA, WITH A NOTE ON ITS MEIOFAUNA. Transactions of the Royal Society of South Africa 45:3-4, pages 379-396.
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Alan K. Whitfield. (1996) Threatened fishes of the world: Clinus spatulatus Bennett, 1983 (Clinidae). Environmental Biology of Fishes 46:1, pages 26-26.
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J. B. Adams, W. T. Knoop & G. C. Bate. (1992) The Distribution of Estuarine Macrophytes in Relation to Freshwater. botm 35:3, pages 215-226.
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S. Y. Lee. (1990) Primary productivity and particulate organic matter flow in an estuarine mangrove-wetland in Hong Kong. Marine Biology 106:3, pages 453-463.
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B.A. Bennett & G.M. Branch. (1990) Relationships between production and consumption of prey species by resident fish in the Bot, a cool temperate South African estuary. Estuarine, Coastal and Shelf Science 31:2, pages 139-155.
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Roderick Bally. (2009) Conservation Problems and Management Options in Estuaries: The Bot River Estuary, South Africa, as a Case-history for Management of Closed Estuaries. Environmental Conservation 14:1, pages 45-51.
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