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Gagliano M, Depczynski M, Siebeck UE (2015) Facing the environment: onset and development of UV markings in young fish. Scientific Reports 5: 13193

Most colour patterns in animals represent an elegant compromise between conspicuousness to ensure effective communication with preferred receivers and camouflage to avoid attracting the attention of unwanted predators. ...
Raby GD, Clark TD, Farrell AP, Patterson DA, Bett NN, Wilson SM, Willmore WG, Suski CD, Hinch SG, Cooke SJ (2015) Facing the river gauntlet: Understanding the effects of fisheries capture and water temperature on the physiology of Coho Salmon. PLoS ONE 10(4): e0124023

An improved understanding of bycatchmortality can be achieved by complementing field studies with laboratory experiments that use physiological assessments. This study examined the effects of water temperature and the ...
Harbison GR and McAllister VL (1980) Fact and artifact in copepod feeding experiments. Limnology and Oceanography. 25: 971-981.
Andrews TJ, Badger MR and Lorimer GH (1975) Factors affecting interconversion between kinetic forms of ribulose diphosphate carboxylase-oxygenase from spinach. Archives of Biochemistry and Biophysics. 171: 93-103.
De'ath AG and Moran PJ (1998) Factors affecting the behaviour of crown-of-thorns starfish (Acanthaster planci L.) on the Great Barrier Reef : 1: Patterns of activity. Journal of Experimental Marine Biology and Ecology. 220: 83-106.

The feeding, moving and cryptic behaviours of 5749 crown-of-thorns starfish, Acanthaster planci (L.), were studied on 15 reefs of the Great Barrier Reef between June 1986 and December 1987. Log-linear analyses of field ...
De'ath AG and Moran PJ (1998) Factors affecting the behaviour of crown-of-thorns starfish (Acanthaster planci L.) on the Great Barrier Reef: 2: Feeding preferences. Journal of Experimental Marine Biology and Ecology. 220: 107-126.

The feeding behaviour of the crown-of-thorns starfish, Acanthaster planci (L.), was studied on fifteen reefs of the Great Barrier Reef between June 1986 and December 1987. Feeding preferences of A. planci for the ten most ...
Day T, Nagel L, van Oppen MJH and Caley MJ (2008) Factors affecting the evolution of bleaching resistance in corals. American Naturalist. 171 (2): E72-E88.

We present a mathematical model of coevolutionary interactions between partners in a coral-algae mutualistic symbiosis. Our goal is to better understand factors affecting the potential evolution of bleaching resistance in ...
Fabricius KE (2011) Factors determining the resilience of coral reefs to eutrophication: a review and conceptual model. pp. 493-506. In: Dubinsky Z and Coral Reefs: An Ecosystem in Transition. Springer Press. 552 p.
Duke NC, Ball MC and Ellison JC (1998) Factors influencing biodiversity and distributional gradients in mangroves. Global Ecology and Biogeography Letters. 7: 27-47.

Numerous factors affect the distribution of mangrove plants. Most mangrove species are typically dispersed by water-buoyant propagules, allowing them to lake advantage of estuarine, coastal and ocean currents both to ...
Bridge TCL, Grech AM, Pressey RL (2016) Factors influencing incidental representation of previously unknown conservation features in marine protected areas. Conservation Biology 30(1): 154-165

Spatially explicit information on species distributions for conservation planning is invariably incomplete; therefore, the use of surrogates is required to represent broad-scale patterns of biodiversity. Despite significant ...
Alongi DM and Robertson AI (1995) Factors regulating benthic food chains in tropical river deltas and adjacent shelf areas. Geo-Marine Letters. 15: 145-152.

Benthic food chains of the Amazon (Brazil) and Fly (Papua New Guinea) river deltas and adjacent shelves are compared. Abundance patterns of the major trophic groups (bacteria, meiofauna, and macroinfauna) are similar between ...
Wolanski EJ (1993) Facts and numerical artefacts in modelling the dispersal of crown-of-thorns starfish larvae in the Great Barrier Reef. Australian Journal of Marine and Freshwater Research. 44: 427-436.
Duckworth AR, Wolff CWW and Evans-Illidge EA (2009) Farming bath sponges in tropical Australia. World Aquaculture. 40: 20-22, 70.
Ceccarelli DM, Emslie MJ, Lewis AR (2013) Farming versatility by Pomacentrus wardi. Marine and Freshwater Research 64(6): 558-561

Territorial damselfishes, or 'farmers', modify the benthic communities in their territories in favour of preferred food species, usually filamentous algae. Behavioural observations of the farming Ward's damselfish, Pomacentrus ...
Abel DJ, Williams WT and Williams DMcB (1985) A fast classificatory algorithm for large problems and the Bray-Curtis measure. Journal of Experimental Marine Biology and Ecology. 89: 237-245.
Duke NC and Burns KA (2003) Fate and effects of oil and dispersed oil on mangrove ecosystems in Australia. pp. 232-363. In: Australian Petroleum Production and Exploration Association Environmental implications of offshore oil and gas development in Australia : further research. A compilation of three scientific marine studies.. 521 p.
Duke NC and Burns KA (1999) Fate and effects of oil and dispersed oil on mangrove ecosystems in Australia. Executive summary. Final Report. Australian Institute of Marine Science. 23 p.
Duke NC and Burns KA (1999) Fate and effects of oil and dispersed oil on mangrove ecosystems in Australia. Final Report. Australian Institute of Marine Science. 212 p.
Wolanski EJ (1982) Fate of Burdekin River flood waters in the Great Barrier Reef. pp. 23-27. Proceedings of Hydrology and Water Resources Symposium, Melbourne. Institution of Engineers (Australia)
Doo SS, Fujita K, Byrne M, Uthicke S (2014) Fate of calcifying tropical symbiont-bearing large benthic foraminifera: living sands in a changing ocean. The Biological Bulletin 226(3): 169-186

Concerns regarding the response of calcifiers in future warmer and more acidic oceans have been raised in many studies. Tropical large benthic foraminifera (LBF) are important carbonate producers that reside in coral reefs ...

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