Natural history of the Hogan Group - 2. Some marine algae from Hogan Island, Bass Strait, with an account of the marine zonation

Saenger, P (1973) Natural history of the Hogan Group - 2. Some marine algae from Hogan Island, Bass Strait, with an account of the marine zonation. Papers and Proceedings of the Royal Society of Tasmania, 107 . pp. 73-81. ISSN 0080-4703

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Abstract

The marine zonation of Hogan Island was studied as part of the McCoy Society expedition early in 1968. The composition of the supra-littoral zone is similar to that in Tasmania and Wilson's Promontory while the composition of the littoral zone and the sublittoral fringe has greater resemblance to South Australian coasts. A list of the algae collected is appended.

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