Title

Cape York’s Unsealed Road Network and Its Impact on the Surrounding Aquatic Ecosystem

Title	Cape York’s Unsealed Road Network and Its Impact on the Surrounding Aquatic Ecosystem
Publication Type	Thesis
Year of Publication	2012
Authors	Gleeson, AL
Advisor	Brooks, AP, Croke, J
Academic Department	Griffith School of Environment
Degree	Honours
Date Published	17-05-2012
University	Griffith University
City	Brisbane

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