Benthic fact sheets - National Marine Bioregionalisation of Australia
Department of the Environment and Heritage (National Oceans Office) 2005
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- PB1 – Timor Transition
- PB2 – Timor Province
- PB3 – Northwest Transition
- PB5 – Central Western Transition
- PB6 – Central Western Province
- PB7 – Southwest Transition
- PB8 – Southern Province
- PB9 – West Tasmania Transition
- PB10 – Tasmania Province
- PB11 – Southeast Transition
- PB12 – Central Eastern Province
- PB13 – Tasman Basin Province
- PB14 – Lord Howe Province
- PB15 – Central Eastern Transition
- PB16 – Kenn Transition
- PB17 – Kenn Province
- PB18 – Northeast Province
- PB19 – Northeast Transition
- PB20 – Cape Province
- PB21 – Norfolk Island Province
- PB22 – Cocos (Keeling) Island Province
- PB23 – Christmas Island Province
- PB24 – Macquarie Island Province
- PB25 – Northern IMCRA Province
- PB26 – Northwest IMCRA Transition
- PB27 – Northwest IMCRA Province
- PB28 – Central Western IMCRA Transition
- PB29 – Central Western IMCRA Province
- PB30 – Southwest IMCRA Transition
- PB31 – Southwest IMCRA Province
- PB32 – Great Australian Bight IMCRA Transition
- PB33 – Spencer Gulf IMCRA Province
- PB34 – Western Bass Strait IMCRA Transition
- PB35 – Bass Strait IMCRA Province
- PB36 – Tasmanian IMCRA Province
- PB37 – Southeast IMCRA Transition
- PB38 – Central Eastern IMCRA Province
- PB39 – Central Eastern IMCRA Transition
- PB40 – Northeast IMCRA Province
- PB41 – Northeast IMCRA Transition
About the fact sheets
The Benthic Fact Sheets contain descriptions and key data for each of the Provincial Bioregions. The fact sheets also contain full colour figures showing the spatial distribution of Biomes and Geomorphic Units within each Provincial Bioregion. Geomorphic Units are clusters of individual geomorphic features representing areas of similar seabed geomorphology. A total of 41 fact sheets in PDF format (around 1.2MB each) are available. Refer to the Provincial Bioregions map for detailed locations.
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