Flow velocity underpins microhabitat selection by gobies of the Australian Wet Tropics

Donaldson, James; Ebner, Brendan; Fulton, Christopher

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Flow velocity underpins microhabitat selection by gobies of the Australian Wet Tropics

Date

2013

Authors

Donaldson, James

Ebner, Brendan

Fulton, Christopher

Publisher

Blackwell Publishing Ltd

Abstract

Water flow is a critical driver of aquatic ecosystem health and function. Amid rising concerns over changing flow regimes, there is an urgent need to understand the functional mechanisms by which flow influences patterns of freshwater biodiversity. We exp