The Occurrence of Fish Kills, and their Causes missing in the Darwin-Katherine-Jabiru Region of the NT
Townsend, S.
E-Publications; E-Books; PublicationNT; Report ; 36/1992
1992-04-01
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Date:1992-04
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Power and Water Authority
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Report ; 36/1992
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Technical Report WRD92036 Viewed at 15:07:57 on 29/07/2010 Page 43 of 54. 16 intensive agricultural activities, will affect receiving water quality and may increase the incidence of fish kills above present frequencies. It is important to understand the causes of natural fish kills to correctly assess the anthropogenic contribution of future events. Ack.!1.01-,,!~ ledgn'\.ents Data provided by the Alligator Rivers Region Institute, Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research OrganiGa~ion and the Northern Territory Department of primary Industry and Fisheries are gratefully acknowledged. R. Griffin and G. White (DPIF) are thanked for useful discussions on the topic.
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