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Deevesh A Hemraj

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The Science of the Total Environment|May 2, 2021
Capacity of an ecologically key urchin to recover from extreme events: Physiological impacts of heatwaves and the road to recoveryJay J Minuti, Maria Byrne, Deevesh A Hemraj, et al.
Global Change Biology|August 4, 2022
Live-fast-die-young: Carryover effects of heatwave-exposed adult urchins on the development of the next generationJay J Minuti, Maria Byrne, Hamish Campbell, et al.
Scientific Reports|March 23, 2017
Anthropogenic shift of planktonic food web structure in a coastal lagoon by freshwater flow regulationDeevesh A Hemraj, A Hossain, Qifeng Ye, et al.
The Science of the Total Environment|August 22, 2022
Persistence in a tropical transition zone? Sargassum forests alternate seasonal growth forms to maintain productivity in warming waters at the expense of annual biomass productionRhyn W Y Cheung-Wong, Jonne Kotta, Deevesh A Hemraj, et al.
Marine Environmental Research|September 1, 2020
Survived but not safe: Marine heatwave hinders metabolism in two gastropod survivorsDeevesh A Hemraj, Natasha C Posnett, Jay J Minuti, et al.
Science Advances|November 23, 2022
Oyster reef restoration fails to recoup global historic ecosystem losses despite substantial biodiversity gainDeevesh A Hemraj, Melanie J Bishop, Boze Hancock, et al.
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The Science of the Total Environment|May 2, 2021
Capacity of an ecologically key urchin to recover from extreme events: Physiological impacts of heatwaves and the road to recoveryJay J Minuti, Maria Byrne, Deevesh A Hemraj, et al.
Global Change Biology|August 4, 2022
Live-fast-die-young: Carryover effects of heatwave-exposed adult urchins on the development of the next generationJay J Minuti, Maria Byrne, Hamish Campbell, et al.
Scientific Reports|March 23, 2017
Anthropogenic shift of planktonic food web structure in a coastal lagoon by freshwater flow regulationDeevesh A Hemraj, A Hossain, Qifeng Ye, et al.
The Science of the Total Environment|August 22, 2022
Persistence in a tropical transition zone? Sargassum forests alternate seasonal growth forms to maintain productivity in warming waters at the expense of annual biomass productionRhyn W Y Cheung-Wong, Jonne Kotta, Deevesh A Hemraj, et al.
Marine Environmental Research|September 1, 2020
Survived but not safe: Marine heatwave hinders metabolism in two gastropod survivorsDeevesh A Hemraj, Natasha C Posnett, Jay J Minuti, et al.
Science Advances|November 23, 2022
Oyster reef restoration fails to recoup global historic ecosystem losses despite substantial biodiversity gainDeevesh A Hemraj, Melanie J Bishop, Boze Hancock, et al.
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