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    Freshwater cyanoprokaryota blooms in the Swan Coastal Plain wetlands: ecology, taxonomy and toxicology

    Freshwater cyanoprokaryota blooms in the Swan Coastal Plain wetlands: ecology, taxonomy and toxicology by Kemp, Annabeth S.

    Published 2009
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    The Hydrodynamics of Swan Estuary - Using a Numerical Approaches

    The Hydrodynamics of Swan Estuary - Using a Numerical Approaches by Hajiani, M., Sarukkalige, Priyantha

    Published 2012
    “…As the populations increase in coastal zones, the deterioration of water quality accelerates. Swan River Estuary, in Western Australia, has experienced considerable side effects from urbanization. …”
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    Limnology and biota of Lake Yindarlgooda - an inland salt lake in Western Australia under stress

    Limnology and biota of Lake Yindarlgooda - an inland salt lake in Western Australia under stress by Campagna, Veronica

    Published 2007
    “…The invertebrate fauna in Lake Yindarlgooda and Swan Refuge belonged to the Crustacea. …”
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    Sea level controls on palaeochannel development within the Swan River estuary during the Late Pleistocene to Holocene

    Sea level controls on palaeochannel development within the Swan River estuary during the Late Pleistocene to Holocene by Bufarale, G., O'Leary, Mick, Stevens, A., Collins, L.

    Published 2017
    “…These sediments have a highly variable internal structure, ranging from heavily layered, filling palaeochannels, to hard and chaotic, atop pre-existing topographic highs. The wave-dominated Swan River system shares several similarities with a number of estuaries worldwide, such as Burrill Lake (NSW, Australia) and Arcachon Lagoon (Aquitaine, France). …”
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    The Green Frog and Desalination: A Nyungar Metaphor for the (Mis-) Management of Water Resources, Swan Coastal Plain, Western Australia

    The Green Frog and Desalination: A Nyungar Metaphor for the (Mis-) Management of Water Resources, Swan Coastal Plain, Western Australia by McDonald, E., Coldrick, B., Christensen, William

    Published 2008
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    Endocrine disruption in male mosquitofish (Gambusia holbrooki) inhabiting wetlands in Western Australia

    Endocrine disruption in male mosquitofish (Gambusia holbrooki) inhabiting wetlands in Western Australia by Game, Clare, Gagnon, Marthe Monique, Webb, Diane, Lim, R.

    Published 2006
    “…Indices of male mosquitofish collected from Jack Finney Lake, located in the Curtin University campus, suggest the presence of endocrine disrupting chemicals (EDCs) in this water-body, while those from Lake Kulinup suggest this is a site of concern. …”
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    Groundwater pollution from landfill site on pervious sandy soil - a case study of pollution control

    Groundwater pollution from landfill site on pervious sandy soil - a case study of pollution control by Sapari, Nasiman

    Published 1987
    “…It was found that a considerable amount of nutrients (ammonia-N and soluble phosphate, up to 60 mg/L and 1.4 mg/L respectively) flowed into the Swan river during the few months after the winter rain. …”
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