# Parks Victoria's natural values summary says more than seventeen fish species have been observed on the sanctuary's subtidal reefs.

> Cite as: PLOT record c/FH9D-E9 v1, Parks Victoria (with Deakin University) (undated summary), reported by source

- **Address:** c/FH9D-E9, version 1 of 1 (https://www.plot.eco/c/FH9D-E9)
- **Value:** \> 17 species (Number 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. Checked by a person.
- **Open questions:** None open
- **Source:** Marine Natural Values Study Summary: Jawbone Marine Sanctuary (Parks Victoria (with Deakin University)), p. 2, Marine Habitat Distribution and Ecological Communities, page 2 <https://www.parks.vic.gov.au/-/media/project/pv/main/parks/documents/visitor-guides-and-publications/jawbone-marine-sanctuary/jawbone-marine-sanctuary-natural-values-study.pdf>
- **The snippet in PLOT:** <https://www.plot.eco/s/DR5B-0E?snippet=30c4d75a-aa3a-4d67-a739-980ec3d1b3e4>
- **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.
- **Editions:** hobsons-bay-pilot-1-test
- **How we found this:** Found before PLOT's sourcing protocol v0.1 existed. Extracted with Claude Opus 5.5 (Claude Code); a person reviewed it before publication.

## History
- Version 1 (this version): first published version

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Machine-readable: https://www.plot.eco/c/FH9D-E9.json
Cite as: PLOT record c/FH9D-E9 v1, Parks Victoria (with Deakin University) (undated summary), reported by source