The conservation implications of spatial and temporal variability in the diurnal use of Bahamian tidal mangrove creeks by transient predatory fishes

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Finally... our unbaited video paper is available online - check it out! http://t.co/rEkSfnsqGf @CEIbahamas @TheIslandSchool #sharkscience

Finally... our unbaited video paper is available online - check it out! http://t.co/rEkSfnsqGf @CEIbahamas @TheIslandSchool #sharkscience

Finally... our unbaited video paper is available online - check it out! http://t.co/rEkSfnsqGf @CEIbahamas @TheIslandSchool #sharkscience

Neat study. They used underwater video to track predatory fish movements with the tides in Bahamas http://t.co/ZjVKKROblB

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