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Anderson, Paul K. (detail)
   
1994
Dugong distribution, the seagrass Halophila spinulosa, and thermal environment in winter in deeper waters of eastern Shark Bay, Western Australia.
Wildl. Res. 21(4): 381-388. 2 figs.
–Aerial surveys in winter 1992 confirmed that many Shark Bay dugongs use areas 9-15 m deep in northern Hopeless Reach, where water temperatures are within the range they prefer and where they feed on previously undiscovered beds of H. spinulosa (which they may prefer to Amphibolis antarctica).

Related Index Records (7)

Aerial Surveys of Distribution
  x 1994 Anderson, P.K. (DD; Shark Bay, Australia; 381-386.)

Australia
  x 1994 Anderson, P.K. (DD; Shark Bay, Western Australia; distr. & food in winter; 381-388.)

Dugong dugon (Müller, 1776) Palmer, 1895
  x 1994 Anderson, P.K. (Shark Bay, Australia; distr. & food in winter; 381-388.)

Food Plants: Amphibolis antarctica
(Potamogetonaceae)
  x 1994 Anderson, P.K. (Shark Bay, Australia; not a preferred food; 381, 383, 386-387.)

Food Plants: Halophila spinulosa
(Hydrocharitaceae)
  x * 1994 Anderson, P.K. (Shark Bay, Australia; 381-388.)

Respiration and Diving
(SEE ALSO: Locomotion)
  x 1994 Anderson, P.K. (DD; feeding in deep water; 386-387.)

Temperature, Effects of
(SEE ALSO: Behavior, Shelter-seeking or Escape; Migration & Movements; Natural Death or Injury; Pollution, Effects of; Thermoregulation)
  x 1994 Anderson, P.K. (DD; Shark Bay, Australia; distr. in winter; 381-388.)


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