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Marine Pollution Bulletin|June 25, 2017
Monitoring nitrogen pollution in seasonally-pulsed coastal waters requires judicious choice of indicator speciesDaniel Gorman, Alexander Turra, Rod M Connolly, et al.Ecological Applications : a Publication of the Ecological Society of America|August 13, 2015
Identifying habitats at risk: simple models can reveal complex ecosystem dynamicsPaul S Maxwell, Kylie A Pitt, Andrew D Olds, et al.Environmental Monitoring and Assessment|October 12, 2020
Deep learning for automated analysis of fish abundance: the benefits of training across multiple habitatsEllen M Ditria, Michael Sievers, Sebastian Lopez-Marcano, et al.Marine Pollution Bulletin|April 23, 2013
High congruence of isotope sewage signals in multiple marine taxaRod M Connolly, Daniel Gorman, Jeremy S Hindell, et al.Conservation Biology : the Journal of the Society for Conservation Biology|February 3, 2009
Fish responses to experimental fragmentation of seagrass habitatPeter I Macreadie, Jeremy S Hindell, Gregory P Jenkins, et al.Oecologia|February 8, 2006
Mechanism for the small-scale movement of carbon among estuarine habitats: organic matter transfer not crab movementMichaela A Guest, Rod M Connolly, Shing Y Lee, et al.The Science of the Total Environment|February 13, 2019
Functional changes in reef systems in warmer seas: Asymmetrical effects of altered grazing by a widespread crustacean mesograzerRyan M Pearson, Kristin I Jinks, Christopher J Brown, et al.Global Change Biology|May 16, 2021
Long-term declines and recovery of meadow area across the world's seagrass bioregionsJillian C Dunic, Christopher J Brown, Rod M Connolly, et al.Ecology|August 19, 2010
Resource distribution influences positive edge effects in a seagrass fishPeter I Macreadie, Jeremy S Hindell, Michael J Keough, et al.Marine Pollution Bulletin|October 11, 2018
Sources and fate of organic matter in constructed versus natural coastal waterwaysKylie A Pitt, Shin Yip Lee, Rod M Connolly, et al.Pageof 9