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Marine Pollution Bulletin|October 23, 2015
Sediment-bound metals as indicators of anthropogenic change in estuarine environmentsG F Birch, T J Gunns, M OlmosEnvironmental Pollution (Barking, Essex : 1987)|June 29, 2001
Small-scale spatial and temporal variance in the concentration of heavy metals in aquatic sediments: a review and some new conceptsG F Birch, S E Taylor, C MatthaiMarine Pollution Bulletin|November 11, 2020
Baseline assessment of anthropogenic change and ecological risk of an estuary bordered by an urbanized catchment and a pristine national park (Port Hacking estuary, Australia)G F Birch, J-H Lee, T GunnsEnvironmental Monitoring and Assessment|March 2, 2005
Efficiency of an infiltration basin in removing contaminants from urban stormwaterG F Birch, M S Fazeli, C MatthaiMarine Pollution Bulletin|November 2, 2017
Complex relationships between shallow muddy benthic assemblages, sediment chemistry and toxicity in estuaries in southern New South Wales, AustraliaG F Birch, M A O'Donnell, S McCreadyJournal of Environmental Radioactivity|February 24, 2001
Physical resuspension and vertical mixing of sediments on a high energy continental margin (Sydney, Australia)C Matthai, G F Birch, A Jenkinson, et al.Journal of Environmental Management|May 15, 2012
Assessment of future anthropogenic change and associated benthic risk in coastal environments using sedimentary metal indicatorsG F Birch, M A Olmos, X T LuEnvironmental Science and Pollution Research International|September 25, 2013
The recovery of oyster (Saccostrea glomerata) populations in Sydney estuary (Australia)G F Birch, M S Scammell, C H BesleyMarine Pollution Bulletin|February 7, 2016
Metal-contaminated resuspended sediment particles are a minor metal-uptake route for the Sydney rock oyster (Saccostrea glomerata)--A mesocosm study, Sydney Harbour estuary, AustraliaJ-H Lee, G F Birch, S L SimpsonMarine Pollution Bulletin|March 25, 2018
The relationship between metal concentrations in seagrass (Zostera capricorni) tissue and ambient fine sediment in modified and near-pristine estuaries (Sydney estuaries, Australia)G F Birch, B M Cox, C H BesleyPageof 6