PLOT c/FH9D-E9 · version 1 of 1
Parks Victoria's natural values summary says more than seventeen fish species have been observed on the sanctuary's subtidal reefs.
> 17 speciesNumber of species (as stated by the source)
About Jawbone Marine Sanctuary basalt reefs
- Kind
- Reported by source
- Who said it
- Reported by government
- Period
- undated summary
- Checked
- Reviewed (step 3 of 4): PLOT checked the claim against its source. This is not independent verification.
- Open questions
- None openOpen questions and challenges are counted publicly; their text is published when they are resolved.
- Where it says so
- Marine Natural Values Study Summary: Jawbone Marine Sanctuary (on parks.vic.gov.au) (Parks Victoria (with Deakin University)) · View in PLOT — p. 2, Marine Habitat Distribution and Ecological Communities, page 2
- How they know
- Stated in Parks Victoria's Marine Natural Values Study summary (reef surveys)
- Uncertainty
- Stated as 'more than seventeen'
- Limitations
- Undated; survey effort not stated.
- Framework targets
- none linked
- Editions
- hobsons-bay-pilot-1-test
How we found this
- In short
- Found before PLOT's sourcing protocol v0.1 existed. Extracted with Claude Opus 5.5 (Claude Code); a person reviewed it before publication.
- Protocol
- Found before protocol v0.1
- Question
- not matched to a sourcing question
- Extraction
- Claude Opus 5.5 (Claude Code)
- Note
- These sources were gathered before sourcing protocol v0.1 existed. Claude Code read Parks Victoria and Hobsons Bay City Council web pages and PDFs on 15 Oct 2026, starting from a research report supplied by the PLOT owner, and extracted candidate claims into the Hobsons Bay pilot 1 intake batch. No search queries, screening decisions or costs were recorded, so none are shown. Council page quotes were read through a summarising fetch tool and are marked unverified in the batch.
Cite as: PLOT record c/FH9D-E9 v1, Parks Victoria (with Deakin University) (undated summary), reported by source
History (1)
- Version 1 (shown here): first published version