distribution and abundance data for Hypseleotris galii and not specifically concerned with abundance in Mary and Albert rivers, South-East recruitment/flow relationships. Queensland. Fish recruitment Tests models of fish recruitment and Peer-reviewed, MDB (South Key information to be considered for Tonkin et al, 2-B1 and productivity productivity in floodplain rivers based reproducible – Ovens) conceptual models. Relatively recent 2011 (Adequate) model – Ovens on growth during early life stages of a evolving science information (less than 10 years since river common, short-lived fish (Australian publication) and includes a focus on fish smelt) in the Ovens river. Uses a recruitment and productivity. Southern mixed-effect linear modelling Basin focus (may require modification for approach. the North). Multi-response Assesses multi-scale influences of Peer-reviewed, Australia Supplementary/background information. Kennard et al, 2-B1 artificial neural environmental and hydrological reproducible (outside Relatively recent (less than10 years since 2007 (Adequate) network: spatial features of the riverine landscape on evolving science MDB) publication). Outside the MDB and does and temporal spatial and temporal variation in fish not include a specific focus on flows and variation for fish assemblages in Eastern Australia. recruitment/movement. assemblages in Models species presence-absence, Eastern Australia. relative abundance and relative biomass for fish assemblages in the Mary River (South-East Queensland) using a multi-response artificial neural network. Bayesian models – Uses a Bayesian, model-averaged, Peer reviewed, MDB Supplementary/background information. Bond et al, 2010 2-B1 species occurrence binomial regression to predict reproducible (South) Relatively recent (less than 10 years since (Adequate) in probabilities of occurrence for 13 fish evolving science publication). Southern Basin focus (may Broken catchment species (including five non-native require modification for application in the species) based on hydrologic variables Northern Basin) and does not focus on (heavily regulated, moderately recruitment. regulated and unregulated for and Boosey Creeks (Goulburn-Broken catchment).
distribution and abundance abundance data for Hypseleotris galii in Mary and Albert rivers, South-East Queensland. and not specifically concerned with recruitment/flow relationships. Fish recruitment and productivity model – Ovens river Tests models of fish recruitment and productivity in floodplain rivers based on growth during early life stages of a common, short-lived fish (Australian smelt) in the Ovens river. Uses a mixed-effect linear modelling approach. Peer-reviewed, reproducible evolving science MDB (South – Ovens) Key information to be considered for conceptual models. Relatively recent information (less than 10 years since publication) and includes a focus on fish recruitment and productivity. Southern Basin focus (may require modification for the North). Tonkin et al, 2011 2-B1 (Adequate) Multi-response artificial neural network: spatial and temporal variation for fish assemblages in Eastern Australia. Assesses multi-scale influences of environmental and hydrological features of the riverine landscape on spatial and temporal variation in fish assemblages in Eastern Australia. Models species presence-absence, relative abundance and relative biomass for fish assemblages in the Mary River (South-East Queensland) using a multi-response artificial neural network. Peer-reviewed, reproducible evolving science Australia (outside MDB) Supplementary/background information. Relatively recent (less than10 years since publication). Outside the MDB and does not include a specific focus on flows and recruitment/movement. Kennard et al, 2007 2-B1 (Adequate) Bayesian models – species occurrence in catchment Uses a Bayesian, model-averaged, binomial regression to predict probabilities of occurrence for 13 fish species (including five non-native species) based on hydrologic variables (heavily regulated, moderately regulated and unregulated for Broken and Boosey Creeks (Goulburn-Broken catchment). Peer reviewed, reproducible evolving science MDB (South) Supplementary/background information. Relatively recent (less than 10 years since publication). Southern Basin focus (may require modification for application in the Northern Basin) and does not focus on recruitment. Bond et al, 2010 2-B1 (Adequate)
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