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Abstract Information on the diets of marine fish larvae found in Australian waters is scarce, particu-larly when we consider that of some spe-cies of fishes in the waters of the Australian Fishing Zone, there are published data on feed-ing for fewer than twenty species. Keyphrases feeding ecology marine fish larva australian perspective australian water marine fish larva prey size tropical oligotrophic water similar feeding strategy larva eat australian fishing zone subsequent density-de-pendent reduction body weight twenty specie larva grow recruitment success gut evacuation rate prey diversity growth rate prey type larval specie fish lar-vae larval behaviour im-portant characteristic vari-ous life history stage present study plankton production bivalve veligers future research temperate water interannual variation.