Simultaneous assessment of two passage facilities for maintaining hydrological connectivity for subtropical coastal riverine fish

Keyphrases

• Hydrological Connectivity 100%
• Riverine Fish 100%
• Fishway 100%
• Simultaneous Assessment 100%
• Weir 55%
• Fish Assemblages 33%
• Assemblage Composition 33%
• River Systems 22%
• Population Structure 22%
• Non-associated 22%
• Drowning 22%
• Vertical Slot 22%
• River Samples 22%
• Fish Lock 22%
• Fish Samples 11%
• Water Quality 11%
• Mugil Cephalus 11%
• Water Resources Development 11%
• River Channel 11%
• Fish Assemblage Structure 11%
• Temporal Variation 11%
• Environmental Conditions 11%
• Landscape Scale 11%
• Structure Pattern 11%
• In-stream 11%
• Low Flow 11%
• Conservation Management 11%
• Riverine 11%
• River Habitat 11%
• Dispersal Patterns 11%
• Fish Fauna 11%
• Freshwater Systems 11%
• Hydrological Variables 11%
• Fish Passage 11%
• Anthropogenic Impact 11%
• Fragmented Habitat 11%
• Abundant Species 11%
• Effective Conservation 11%
• Coastal Rivers 11%
• Conservation Significance 11%
• Water Quality Data 11%
• Local Fish 11%
• Diadromous Species 11%
• Commercial Significance 11%
• Hydrological Conditions 11%
• River Flow Regime 11%
• Level Structure 11%
• Engineering Solution 11%
• Fishway Performance 11%
• Physicochemical Water Quality 11%
• Fishway Entrance 11%
• Fishway Design 11%
• Fish Passage Facility 11%
• Mullet 11%
• Event Quality 11%

Earth and Planetary Sciences

• River System 100%
• Population Structure 100%
• Water Resources Development 50%
• River Channel 50%
• Temporal Variation 50%
• Spatial Variation 50%
• Low Flow 50%
• River Flow 50%
• Conservation Management 50%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Population Structure 100%
• Mugil cephalus 50%
• Water Resource 50%
• Forest Fragmentation 50%
• Mullet 50%