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Macquarie Marshes –fish research Research undertaken by UNSW. Includes work on role of small environmental flows, drought and the role of refugia for freshwater fish in the Macquarie Marshes (Rayner et al, 2009), climate change adaptation (including summary of fish species present and potential impacts of climate change) (Jenkins et al, 2012) responses of native and alien fish species to floodplain inundation (Rayner et al, 2014). Peer reviewed, reproducible evolving science MDB - Macquarie Marshes Supplementary information. Includes primary data and scientific analysis (peer reviewed). Relatively recent (less than 10 years since publication) and includes ecology-flow relationships (including native and alien species). Rayner et al, 2009; Jenkins et al, 2012; Rayner et al, 2014 2-B1 (Adequate) Spatial and temporal variation in the composition of riverine fish communities Research on temporal and spatial variability in fish community structure in Macquarie and Namoi Rivers. Peer reviewed, reproducible evolving science MDB - Macquarie Marshes, Namoi Supplementary information, including primary data and scientific analysis (peer reviewed). Relatively recent (although some work more than 10 years since publication). Some focus on ecology-flow relationships. Growns et al, 2003; Growns et al, 2006 2-B1 (Adequate) Macquarie Marshes Adaptive Environmental Management Plan Plan developed under the NSW Wetland Recovery Program, including definition of ecological assets and values, ecological outcomes and water requirements. A number of surveys on fish communities and water quality were undertaken to support development of the plan (Jenkins et al, 2004; Jenkins and Wolfenden, 2006; Jenkins et al, 2008). Grey literature/peer reviewed, reproducible evolving science Marshes Supplementary information, including some primary data and scientific analysis. Relatively recent (less than 10 years since publication). Some focus on ecology-flow relationships. Jenkins et al, 2004; Jenkins and Wolfenden, 2006; Jenkins et al, 2008; DECCW, 2010. 3-B1 (Borderline) (grey literature), (Adequate) (peer reviewed) Early surveys Brock (1998) provides an overview of physical environment of Macquarie Marshes, including fish species Grey literature/peer reviewed, Marshes Contextual/background information. Does not include primary data and relatively Swales, 1994; Swales and 3-B1 (Borderline)
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