Understanding fish-habitat associations using video observations and sonar imaging

J. Monk · 2011

Summary

This thesis was motivated by the increasing role of species distribution models in managing marine fishes and their habitats and found that these models provided new information about fish-habitat associations, however, models are potentially influenced by fish behaviour towards underwater video systems.

Published: 2011-07-01
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