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Material Type Environmental Impact Assessment
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Series SPC/IUCN. Technical paper ; no.179
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Series SPREP reports and studies; no.49
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Water quality studies on selected South Pacific lagoons

Biodiversity Conservation

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Aalbersberg, WIlliam, G.L.

Broadie, J.E.

Fuavao, V.A.

Maata, M.

Morrison, R.J.

Naidu, S.

Naqasima, M.

Whippy, P.

This report presents the results of studies made on five Pacific lagoons located at Suva, Fiji; Vila, Vanuatu; Tarawa, Kiribati; Tongatapu, Tonga; and Marovo, Western Province, Solomon Islands. Studies were made on water quality by physical, chemical and microbiological analyses. Analyses of shellfish and sediments were also completed for some sites.

Regional ecosystems survey of the South Pacific area / by Arthur L. Dahl

Biodiversity Conservation

Dahl, Arthur L.

An ecosystem consists of all the organisms - plants, animals and micro-organisms - that occur in a given area, together with the non-living elements of the environment. The term ecosystem is used because the living and non-living elements are closely interrelated in a functioning system with producing, consuming, decomposing and non-living components. An ecosystem has therefore a spatial definition (it occurs in a definable area) and a functional definition (the parts of the system are interdependent and maintain at least temporary stability).

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