“…Mangrove succession in northeastern Australia is also found at Three-Quarter Mile Lake (Luly et al, 2006), Princess Charlotte Bay (Grindrod, 1985) and further south at Mulgrave/Russel River estuary and Wyvuri Swamp (Crowley, 1996;Crowley et al, 1990;Crowley and Gagan, 1995;Crowley et al, 1994). Mangrove communities across the Torres Strait Islands expanded between 7,000 and 6,000 yr BP, displacing non-mangrove vegetation between 6,000 and 3,000 yr BP on Mua, Badu, Zurath (Rowe, 2006(Rowe, , 2007a(Rowe, , 2007b and Saibai…”