Exmouth Gulf

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Exmouth Gulf is a large, shallow marine embayment on the northwest coast of Western Australia, known for its rich biodiversity and seasonal aggregations of marine megafauna.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf gulf
marine embayment
adjacentTo Cape Range Peninsula NERFINISHED
country Australia
governedBy Government of Western Australia NERFINISHED
hasClimate arid tropical
hasConservationInterestFrom environmental NGOs
local community groups
marine scientists
hasEconomicActivity charter boating
commercial fishing
eco-tourism
recreational fishing
whale watching
hasEcosystemType tropical marine ecosystem
hasHabitat coral and sponge gardens
intertidal flats
mangrove forests
seagrass meadows
hasMaximumDepth shallow
hasSeasonalPattern monsoonal weather influences
strongly seasonal sea temperatures
knownFor dugong populations
humpback whale migrations
mangrove and seagrass habitats
rich marine biodiversity
sea turtle nesting and foraging habitat
seasonal aggregations of marine megafauna
whale shark aggregations in the wider region
locatedIn Western Australia
locatedOn northwest coast of Western Australia
locatedOnCoastOf Indian Ocean NERFINISHED
nearestTown Exmouth, Western Australia NERFINISHED
partOf Ningaloo Coast region NERFINISHED
North West Shelf marine region NERFINISHED
supportsSpecies dolphins
dugong
humpback whale
marine turtles
seabirds
shorebirds
whale shark
threatenedBy climate change
habitat degradation
industrial development proposals
shipping and port expansion proposals
waterBodyType coastal gulf

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North West Cape formsBoundaryOf Exmouth Gulf