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Davis T, Llanes F, Volesky B, Diaz-Pulido G, McCook LJ and Mucci A (2003) 1H-NMR study of Na alginates extracted from Sargassum spp. in relation to metal biosorption. Applied Biochemistry and Biotechnology. 110: 75-90.

The use of a number of species of marine brown algae in the implementation of bioremediation strategies for toxic heavy metals is being considered and evaluated. The biosorption capacity of these algae for heavy metals ...
Rees MJ, Knott NA, Davis AR (2018) Habitat and seascape patterns drive spatial variability in temperate fish assemblages: implications for marine protected areas. Marine Ecology Progress Series 607: 171-186

Habitat classes are often used as surrogates to represent or capture species assemblages in the design of spatial conservation strategies, such as multi-use marine protected areas (MPAs). Little research, however, has ...
Munroe SEM, Simpfendorfer CA, Heupel MR (2014) Habitat and space use of an abundant nearshore shark, Rhizoprionodon taylori. Marine and Freshwater Research 65(11): 959-968

Shark resource-use strategies affect how they will respond to changes within their environment and, as such, may be important to consider in conservation and management. Movement data on sharks that use nearshore areas is ...
van Lier JR, Wilson SK, Depczynski M, Wenger LN, Fulton CJ (2018) Habitat connectivity and complexity underpin fish community structure across a seascape of tropical macroalgae meadows. Landscape Ecology 33: 1287-1300

In heterogeneous landscapes, local patterns of community structure are a product of the habitat size and condition within a patch interacting with adjacent habitat patches of varying composition and quantity. While evidence ...
Brandl SJ, Emslie MJ, Ceccarelli DM (2016) Habitat degradation increases functional originality in highly diverse coral reef fish assemblages. Ecosphere 7(11): e01557

As anthropogenic and natural disturbances intensify, there is mounting concern about the loss of functionally important or unique species. Functional redundancy, or the presence of several different species occupying similar ...
Gordon TAC, Harding HR, Wong KE, Merchant ND, Meekan MG, McCormick MI, Radford AN, Simpson SD (2018) Habitat degradation negatively affects auditory settlement behavior of coral reef fishes. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America 115(20): 5193-5198

Coral reefs are increasingly degraded by climate-induced bleaching and storm damage. Reef recovery relies on recruitment of young fishes for the replenishment of functionally important taxa. Acoustic cues guide the ...
Stieglitz TC (2013) Habitat engineering by decadal-scale bioturbation around shipwrecks on the Great Barrier Reef mid-shelf. Marine Ecology Progress Series 477: 29-40

Conspicuous, systematic patterns of holes in soft sediment around wreck sites on the Great Barrier Reef mid-shelf are documented. Multibeam bathymetry data show concentric 'halos of holes' extending hundreds of meters ...
Kaiser MJ, Thomas DN and Hall SJ (2004) Habitat modification. Chapter 23. pp. 927-970. In: Robinson AR, McCarthy J and Rothschild BJ Global coastal ocean : multiscale interdisciplinary processes - The Sea, Volume 13. Harvard University Press. 1050 p.
Fabricius KE and De'ath AG (1997) Habitat optima of soft corals on the central Great Barrier Reef: niche characterisation using regression tree analysis. Vol 2: 167-174. The Great Barrier Reef: Science, Use and Management: A National Conference. Proceedings. 25-29 November 1996 James Cook University of North Queensland, Townsville, Queensland, Australia. Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority
Doherty PJ, Kingsford MJ, Booth DJ and Carleton JH (1996) Habitat selection before settlement by Pomacentrus coelestis. Marine and Freshwater Research. 47: 391-399.

The neon damsel, Pomacentrus coelestis, is characteristic of surge zones on Australian coral reefs and is most abundant on outer slopes of reefs in the southern Great Barrier Reef. When settling, it appears to 'avoid' ...
Coker DJ, Hoey AS, Wilson SK, Depczynski M, Graham NAJ, Hobbs J-PA, Holmes TH, Pratchett MS (2015) Habitat selectivity and reliance on live corals for Indo-Pacific Hawkfishes (Family: Cirrhitidae). PLoS ONE 10(11): e0138136

Hawkfishes (family: Cirrhitidae) are small conspicuous reef predators that commonly perch on, or shelter within, the branches of coral colonies. This study examined habitat associations of hawkfishes, and explicitly tested ...
Wilson SK, Burgess S, Cheal AJ, Emslie MJ, Fisher R, Miller IR, Polunin NVC and Sweatman HPA (2008) Habitat utilisation by coral reef fish: implications for specialists vs. generalists in a changing environment. Journal of Animal Ecology. 77(2): 220-228.

1. The impact of environmental disturbance and habitat loss on associated species is expected to be dependent on a species' level of specialization. We examined habitat use and specialization of coral reef fish from the ...
Oyafuso ZS, Drazen JC, Moore CH, Franklin EC (2017) Habitat-based species distribution modelling of the Hawaiian deepwater snapper-grouper complex. Fisheries Research 195: 19-27

Deepwater snappers and groupers are valuable components of many subtropical and tropical fisheries globally and understanding the habitat associations of these species is important for spatial fisheries management. ...
Llewellyn LE (1997) Haemolymph protein in xanthid crabs: its selective binding of saxitoxin and possible role in toxin bioaccumulation. Marine Biology. 128: 599-606.

A saxitoxin (STX)-binding factor has been found in the haemolymph of the xanthid crabs Lophozozymus pictor, Liomera tristis, Chlorodiella nigra and Actaeodes tomentosus. Lophozozymus pictor A. tomentosus are both xanthids ...
Otto JC (1999) Halacarid fauna of the Great Barrier Reef and Coral Sea: the genera Agauopsis and Halacaropsis (Acarina: Halacaridae). Memoirs of the Queensland Museum. 43: 797-817.
Otto JC (2001) The halacarid fauna of the Great Barrier Reef and Coral Sea: the genera Halacarellus and Halacarus (Acari: Halacaridae). Memoirs of the Queensland Museum. 46: 691-716.
Otto JC (2000) Halacaridae from the Great Barrier Reef and Coral Sea: the Genera Lohmannella, Scaptognathides and Scaptognathus ((Acarina: Halacaridae: Lohmannellinae). Memoirs of the Queensland Museum. 45: 535-555..
Drew EA (1983) Halimeda biomass, growth rates and sediment generation on reefs in the Central Great Barrier Reef province. Coral Reefs. 2: 101-110.
van Oppen MJH (2005) Hand-reared coral reveals algal influences IN: The Best of Australian Science on Radio [sound recording]. ArtSound FM 92.7, Canberra. CD-ROM containing CD Audio files. 2:40
(1993) Handbook of methods in aquatic microbial ecology. Lewis Publishers. 777 p.

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