The current status of the fish fauna of the Indian River Lagoon

Current quantitative and qualitative, studies conducted by the author and his associates with the Harbor Branch Foundation captured over two million fish between Ponce de Leon Inlet, Volusia County, and Jupiter Inlet, Palm Beach County, providing abundant data on the species composition, relative numbers, biotope preferences, migratory habits and life histories. A regional description and ichthyofaunal check-list has been published (Gilmore, 1977a) describing basic fish habitats within the Indian River lagoon, its drainage, and the adjacent continental shelf.

This is a pre-print of a manuscript and may be cited as: Gilmore, R. G. (1979). The current status of the fish fauna of the Indian River Lagoon. In D. D. Barile (ed.), Proceedings, third annual Brevard Water Resources Conference: A symposium sponsored by Florida Institute of Technology [and] Melbourne Area Chamber of Commerce Water Resources Committee, September 14-15, 1978, Melbourne, Florida. Melbourne, FL: Florida Institute of Technology.

Florida Atlantic University. Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institute contribution #57.

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1978

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1978

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1978

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Attributed name: Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institute

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Gilmore, R. G.

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The current status of the fish fauna of the Indian River Lagoon

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Florida Institute of Technology
1978
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The current status of the fish fauna of the Indian River Lagoon

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The current status of the fish fauna of the Indian River Lagoon