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RESEARCH ARTICLES

A PRELIMINARY SURVEY OF COASTAL RIVER SYSTEMS ON THE SOUTH-WEST COAST OF SOUTH AFRICA, CAPE COLUMBINE—CAPE POINT, WITH PARTICULAR REFERENCE TO THE FISH FAUNA

T. D. Harrison East Coast Programme, Division of Water, Environment and Forestry Technology, CSIR, PO Box 17001, 4013, Congella, South Africa E-mail: [email protected]
Pages 323-344 | Published online: 13 Apr 2010

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N.C. James & T.D. Harrison. (2011) A preliminary survey of the estuaries on the southeast coast of South Africa, Old Woman's – Tyolomnqa, with particular reference to the fish fauna. Transactions of the Royal Society of South Africa 66:2, pages 59-77.
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AK Whitfield. (2010) A century of fish research in South African estuaries. African Journal of Aquatic Science 35:3, pages 211-225.
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N.C. James & T.D. Harrison. (2010) A preliminary survey of the estuaries on the southeast coast of South Africa, Cape Padrone – Great Fish River, with particular reference to the fish fauna. Transactions of the Royal Society of South Africa 65:3, pages 149-164.
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N.C. James & T.D. Harrison. (2010) A preliminary survey of the estuaries on the southeast coast of South Africa, Cape St Francis – Cape Padrone, with particular reference to the fish fauna. Transactions of the Royal Society of South Africa 65:1, pages 69-84.
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N.C. James & T.D. Harrison. (2009) A preliminary survey of the estuaries on the south coast of South Africa, Robberg Peninsula—Cape St Francis, with particular reference to the fish fauna. Transactions of the Royal Society of South Africa 64:1, pages 14-31.
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N.C. James & T.D. Harrison. (2008) A preliminary survey of the estuaries on the south coast of South Africa, Cape St Blaize, Mossel Bay—Robberg Peninsula, Plettenberg Bay, with particular reference to the fish fauna. Transactions of the Royal Society of South Africa 63:2, pages 111-127.
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Festus P. Nashima, Nadine A. Strydom & Stephen J. Lamberth. (2021) Abundance and Diversity of Fish Assemblages Along the River-Estuary Continuum in a Fluvially Dominated Southern African Coastal System. Estuaries and Coasts 44:8, pages 2291-2306.
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T. D. Harrison & A. K. Whitfield. (2012) Fish trophic structure in estuaries, with particular emphasis on estuarine typology and zoogeography. Journal of Fish Biology 81:6, pages 2005-2029.
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Nicola C. James, Paul D. Cowley, Alan K. Whitfield & Steve J. Lamberth. (2007) Fish communities in temporarily open/closed estuaries from the warm- and cool-temperate regions of South Africa: A review. Reviews in Fish Biology and Fisheries 17:4, pages 565-580.
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