Long term demography of coral reef fishes
20 years of study on the southern Great Barrier Reef on how fishes interact with habitat, including a 11 year tagging study of the lemon damselfish (Pomacentrus moluccensis)
20 years of study on the southern Great Barrier Reef on how fishes interact with habitat, including a 11 year tagging study of the lemon damselfish (Pomacentrus moluccensis)
Paradise lost: expatriation of coral reef fishes into temperate SE Australia
Collaborators: Dr Will Figueira (U Sydney), Dr David Feary, Kerryn Parkinson
Expatriating coral reef fishes into southern temperate habitats via the East Australian Current: real biological effects of climate change
Collaborators: Dr Will Figueira (U Sydney), Dr David Feary, Kerryn Parkinson
Expatriating coral reef fishes into southern temperate habitats via the East Australian Current: real biological effects of climate change
Rigs to reefs: the links between oil structures and the dynamics of deep sea fishes and ecosystems
Collaborators: Dr Ash Fowler, Dr Peter Macreadie
Industry Partners: Chevron, Woodside
Through an unique partnership with the oil and gas industry, we are gaining access to the Earth's biggest an d most inaccessible ecosystem: the deep sea
Collaborators: Dr Ash Fowler, Dr Peter Macreadie
Industry Partners: Chevron, Woodside
Through an unique partnership with the oil and gas industry, we are gaining access to the Earth's biggest an d most inaccessible ecosystem: the deep sea
Coral bleaching effects on reef fish populations
Collaborator: Giglia Beretta
Long term monitoring of reef health and associated fish populations on southern Great Barrier Reef has revealed changes since 1993 associated with mass bleaching and other disturbances.
Collaborator: Giglia Beretta
Long term monitoring of reef health and associated fish populations on southern Great Barrier Reef has revealed changes since 1993 associated with mass bleaching and other disturbances.
Seadragons: iconic fishes in southern Australia
Collaborators: Dr Jame Sanchez-Camara (PhD UTS, currently Singapore Aquarium), Kerryn Parkinson
We have monitored populations of the seadragon for 10 years now, and have evaluated latitudinal patterns in their growth and also local movements through tagging
Collaborators: Dr Jame Sanchez-Camara (PhD UTS, currently Singapore Aquarium), Kerryn Parkinson
We have monitored populations of the seadragon for 10 years now, and have evaluated latitudinal patterns in their growth and also local movements through tagging