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An assemblage of Gobiidae in Lough Hyne, southwest Ireland, was investigated to assess interspecific and seasonal differences in microhabitat utilisation. Five microhabitat guilds were distinguished using canonical correspondence analysis, comprising 2 semi-hyperbenthic guilds and 3 epibenthic guilds. Differential preferences for each environmental variable measured were examined using Jacobs' version of Ivlev's electivity index. Members of different guilds exhibited differential microhabitat use, whilst members of the same guild exhibited only subtle differences in microhabitat utilisation. Few seasonal variations were observed, with guilds maintaining their separation seasonally.

Microhabitat utilisation by an assemblage of temperate Gobiidae (Pisces: Teleostei)