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Moran PJ (1988) Crown-of-thorns starfish : questions, answers. Australian Institute of Marine Science. 35 p.
Miller IR, Jonker M and Coleman GJ (2009) Crown-of-thorns starfish and coral surveys using the manta tow and SCUBA search techniques. Long-term Monitoring of the Great Barrier Reef Standard Operation Procedure. No. 9, 3rd ed. Australian Institute of Marine Science. 65 p.
Miller IR (2003) Crown-of-thorns starfish and coral surveys using the manta tow and scuba search techniques. Standard operational procedure No.8. SOP 8. Australian Institute of Marine Science. 43 p.
Petie R, Garm A, Hall MR (2016) Crown-of-thorns starfish have true image forming vision. Frontiers in Zoology 13: 41

Background: Photoreceptors have evolved numerous times giving organisms the ability to detect light and respond to specific visual stimuli. Studies into the visual abilities of the Asteroidea (Echinodermata) have recently ...
Katz SM, Pollock FJ, Bourne DG, Willis BL (2014) Crown-of-thorns starfish predation and physical injuries promote brown band disease on corals. Coral Reefs 33(3): 705-716

Brown band (BrB) disease manifests on corals as a ciliate-dominated lesion that typically progresses rapidly causing extensive mortality, but it is unclear whether the dominant ciliate Porpostoma guamense is a primary or ...
Bass DK and Miller IR (1995) Crown-of-thorns Starfish, Coral surveys Using the Manta Tow, Scuba Search Techniques. Long term monitoring of the Great Barrier Reef. Standard operational procedure No. 1. SOP 1. Australian Institute of Marine Science. 33 p.
Bradbury RH, Moran PJ, Reichelt RE and Done TJ (1986) The Crown-of-thorns study, 1985 : an assessment of the distribution, effects of Acanthaster planci (L.) on the Great Barrier Reef. 13 volumes.
Bradbury RH, Done TJ, English S, Fisk DA, Moran PJ, Reichelt RE and Williams DMcB (1985) The Crown-of-thorns: coping with uncertainty. Search. 16: 106-109.
Wilson SK, Adjeroud M, Bellwood DR, Berumen ML, Booth D, Bozec YM, Chabanet P, Cheal AJ, Cinner JE, Depczynski M, Feary DA, Gagliano M, Graham NAJ, Halford AR, Halpern BS, Harborne A, Hoey AS, Holbrook S, Jones GP, Kulbiki M, Letourneur Y, Lison De Loma T, McClanahan TR, McCormick MI, Meekan MG, Mumby P, Munday PL, Ohman MC, Pratchett MS, Riegl B, Sano M, Schmitt RJ and Syms C (2010) Crucial knowledge gaps in current understanding of climate change impacts on coral reef fishes. Journal of Experimental Biology. 213: 894-900.

Expert opinion was canvassed to identify crucial knowledge gaps in current understanding of climate change impacts on coral reef fishes. Scientists that had published three or more papers on the effects of climate and ...
Heyward A, Case M (2015) Cruise Report - AIMS Cruise No 6251. Barossa Environmental Baseline Study 2015. Report produced for ConocoPhillips Australia Pty Ltd. Australian Institute of Marine Science Perth (23 pp)

A seabed biodiversity survey was conducted north of Darwin during an 18 day voyage, 13 September to 1 October 2015. The focus was on two mid-shelf regions of the continental shelf relevant to a potential pipeline route and ...
Wade NM, Degnan BM, Wilson KJ, Hall MR and Melville-Smith R (2003) Crustacean shell colour formation and the "white" phase of the western rock lobster, Panulirus cygnus. p. 158. Hooper JNA, Hall N and Degnan BM Proceedings of the 2003 meeting of the Australian Marine Sciences Association (9-11 July 2003, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia). Australian Marine Science Association
Whalan S, Webster NS and Negri AP (2012) Crustose coralline algae and a cnidarian neuropeptide trigger larval settlement in two coral reef sponges. PLoS ONE. 7: e30386.

In sessile marine invertebrates, larval settlement is fundamental to population maintenance and persistence. Cues contributing to the settlement choices and metamorphosis of larvae have important implications for the success ...
Puckridge M, Andreakis N, Appleyard SA, Ward RD (2013) Cryptic diversity in flathead fishes (Scorpaeniformes: Platycephalidae) across the Indo-West Pacific uncovered by DNA barcoding. Molecular Ecology Resources 13(1): 32-42

Identification of taxonomical units underpins most biological endeavours ranging from accurate biodiversity estimates to the effective management of sustainably harvested, protected or endangered species. Successful species ...
Richards ZT, Berry O, van Oppen MJH (2016) Cryptic genetic divergence within threatened species of Acropora coral from the Indian and Pacific Oceans. Conservation Genetics 17(3): 577-591

Most hard corals have broad distributions, and historically this was attributed to their capability for extensive dispersal leading to high evolutionary and demographic inter-dependence among regions. More recently there ...
Yeatman JM and Benzie JAH (1992) Cryptic speciation in Loligo from Northern Australia. pp. 641-652. In: Recent Advances in Cephalopod Fishery Biology. Tokui University Press.
Pfitzner J, Brunskill GJ and Zagorskis IE (2004) 137Cs and excess 210Pb deposition patterns in estuarine and marine sediment in the central region of the Great Barrier Reef Lagoon, north-eastern Australia. Journal of Environmental Radioactivity. 76: 81-102.

This paper focuses on the distribution of Cs-137 and Pb-210(xs),, in 51 estuarine and marine sediment cores collected between the Upstart Bay and Rockingham Bay in the Great Barrier Reef Lagoon, north-eastern Australia. ...
Blackburn SI, Frampton DMF, Jameson ID, Brown MR, Mansour MP, Negri AP, Nichols PD, Parker NS, Robert SS, Bolch CJS and Volkman JK (2005) The CSIRO Collection of Living Microalgae: an Australian perspective on microalgal biodiversity and applications. pp. 29-63. In: Kasai F, Kaya K and Watanabe MM Algal Culture Collections and the Environment. Tokai University Press. 248 p.
Webster NS and Hill RT (2001) The culturable microbial community of the Great Barrier Reef sponge Rhopaloeides odorabile is dominated by an a-Proteobacterium. Marine Biology. 138: 843-851.
Humanes A, Noonan SHC, Willis BL, Fabricius KE, Negri AP (2016) Cumulative effects of nutrient enrichment and elevated temperature compromise the early life history stages of the coral Acropora tenuis. PLoS ONE 11(8): e0161616

Inshore coral reefs are experiencing the combined pressures of excess nutrient availability associated with coastal activities and warming seawater temperatures. Both pressures are known to have detrimental effects on the ...
Humanes A, Ricardo GF, Willis BL, Fabricius KE, Negri AP (2017) Cumulative effects of suspended sediments, organic nutrients and temperature stress on early life history stages of the coral Acropora tenuis. Scientific Reports 7: 44101

Coral reproduction is vulnerable to both declining water quality and warming temperatures, with simultaneous exposures likely compounding the negative impact of each stressor. We investigated how early life processes of ...

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