Vol. 45 No. 2 (2023) | African Journal of Marine Science

The road towards effective governance and management of marine protected areas in South Africa: evolving policies, paradigms and processes

S.P. Kirkman, P. Kowalski, B.Q. Mann, G.M. Branch, M.G. van der Bank, K.J. Sink, P. Fielding, J.B. Mann-Lang, M.C. Pfaff, D. Kotsedi, R. Adams, S. Dlulisa, S.L. Petersen

63–86

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The ecology of coastal wetland ponds created by diamond mining in southern Namibia. 3. Fish

L. Maritz, C.G. Attwood, D. Pillay, G.M. Branch

87–104

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Status of gender equality in ocean research, conservation and management institutions and organisations in Kenya

R.A. Ojwala

105–115

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Sensitivity simulation of sea surface temperature variability in coastal waters off East Africa in relation to the Indian Ocean Dipole

M.C. Manyilizu

117–136

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The effects of suspended bivalve culture on benthic community structure and sediment fluxes in Saldanha Bay, South Africa

T.A. Probyn, M. Pretorius, F. Daya, A. du Randt, A. Busby

137–148

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Movement patterns and underestimation of the maximum age of a Vulnerable endemic guitarfish species inferred from mark-recapture studies

T.S. Murray, C. Elston, R.H. Bennett, A-R. Childs, P.D. Cowley

149–154

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The road towards effective governance and management of marine protected areas in South Africa: evolving policies, paradigms and processes

The ecology of coastal wetland ponds created by diamond mining in southern Namibia. 3. Fish

Status of gender equality in ocean research, conservation and management institutions and organisations in Kenya

Sensitivity simulation of sea surface temperature variability in coastal waters off East Africa in relation to the Indian Ocean Dipole

The effects of suspended bivalve culture on benthic community structure and sediment fluxes in Saldanha Bay, South Africa

Movement patterns and underestimation of the maximum age of a Vulnerable endemic guitarfish species inferred from mark-recapture studies

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