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Optimising sampling of fish assemblages on intertidal reefs using remote underwater video by Erickson, Katherine R, Bugnot, Ana B, Figueira, Will F

“…Assessing fish assemblages in subtidal and intertidal habitats is challenging due to the structural complexity of many of these systems. Trapping and…”
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Linking habitat interactions and biodiversity within seascapes by Bugnot, Ana B., Dafforn, Katherine A., Coleman, Ross A., Ramsdale, Megan, Gibbeson, Jayden T., Erickson, Katherine, Vila‐Concejo, Ana, Figueira, William F., Gribben, Paul E.

“…Habitat interactions play key roles in regulating biodiversity and ecosystem functions. This is particularly important in aquatic ecosystems, where the flow of…”
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Shellfish as a bioremediation tool: A review and meta-analysis by Filippini, Giulia, Dafforn, Katherine A., Bugnot, Ana B.

“…Over the last century, human activities have increased the amount of nutrients inputs to terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems. These activities have altered…”
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Patterns of the non-indigenous isopod Cirolana harfordi in Sydney Harbour by Bugnot, Ana B, Coleman, Ross A, Figueira, Will F, Marzinelli, Ezequiel M

“…Biological introductions can alter the ecology of local assemblages and are an important driver of global environmental change. The first step towards…”
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Eco-engineering urban infrastructure for marine and coastal biodiversity: Which interventions have the greatest ecological benefit? by Strain, Elisabeth M. A., Olabarria, Celia, Mayer-Pinto, Mariana, Cumbo, Vivian, Morris, Rebecca L., Bugnot, Ana B., Dafforn, Katherine A., Heery, Eliza, Firth, Louise B., Brooks, Paul R., Bishop, Melanie J.

“…1. Along urbanised coastlines, urban infrastructure is increasingly becoming the dominant habitat. These structures are often poor surrogates for natural…”
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Emerging Solutions to Return Nature to the Urban Ocean by Airoldi, Laura, Beck, Michael W, Firth, Louise B, Bugnot, Ana B, Steinberg, Peter D, Dafforn, Katherine A

“…Urban and periurban ocean developments impact 1.5% of the global exclusive economic zones, and the demand for ocean space and resources is increasing. As we…”
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The influence of oyster reefs and surrounding sediments on nitrogen removal – An in-situ study along the East coast of Australia by Filippini, Giulia, Bugnot, Ana B., Ferguson, Angus, Gribben, Paul E., Palmer, Julia, Erickson, Katherine, Dafforn, Katherine A.

“…Oyster reefs play a crucial role in the removal of nitrogen (N) from aquatic systems by facilitating nutrient regeneration and denitrification, both in their…”
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Benthic Processes are an Important Indicator of Eutrophication in Intermittently Open and Closed Lakes and Lagoons by Ferguson, Angus, Filippini, Giulia, Potts, Jaimie, Bugnot, Ana B., Johnston, Emma L., Rao, Shivanesh, Ruszczyk, Jason, Dafforn, Katherine A.

“…Intermittently open and closed lakes and lagoons (ICOLLs) are globally important estuarine systems that are separated from the ocean by a sand beach barrier or…”
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The influence of bioturbator activity on sediment bacterial structure and function is moderated by environment by Palmer, Julia, Bugnot, Ana B., Filippini, Giulia, Gribben, Paul E., Varkey, Deepa, Erickson, Katherine, Dafforn, Katherine A.

“…Bioturbation in coastal sediments plays a crucial role in biogeochemical cycling. However, a key knowledge gap is the extent to which bioturbation influences…”
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A global model to forecast coastal hardening and mitigate associated socioecological risks by Floerl, Oliver, Atalah, Javier, Bugnot, Ana B., Chandler, Mitchell, Dafforn, Katherine A., Floerl, Lisa, Zaiko, Anastasija, Major, Robert

“…Around the world, coastal urbanization continues to replace natural marine habitats with engineered structures, resulting in wholesale changes to shallow-water…”
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Nitrogen-cycling genes in oyster reefs and surrounding sediments: Relationships with environmental factors and respective nitrogen rates by Filippini, Giulia, Bugnot, Ana B., Varkey, Deepa R., Siboni, Nahshon, Ferguson, Angus, Gribben, Paul E., Erickson, Katherine, Palmer, Julia, Dafforn, Katherine A.

“…To investigate nitrogen (N) cycling in oyster reef habitats along the East coast of Australia, we assessed N-cycling gene abundances in oyster shell biofilms…”
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Urban impacts across realms: Making the case for inter-realm monitoring and management by Bugnot, Ana B., Hose, Grant C., Walsh, Christopher J., Floerl, Oliver, French, Kristine, Dafforn, Katherine A., Hanford, Jayne, Lowe, Elizabeth C., Hahs, Amy K.

“…Burgeoning populations and the increasing concentration of humans in urban areas have resulted in extensive and increasing degradation and destruction of…”
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Assessing the ecological functioning and biodiversity of remnant native flat oyster (Ostrea angasi) reefs in temperate southeast Australia by Strain, Elisabeth M.A., Bugnot, Ana B., Hancock, Boze, Fulweiler, Robinson W., Ross, Donald J., Reeves, Simon E.

“…Oyster reefs are critically endangered coastal habitats which provide valuable ecosystems services. Despite their importance, there remains a significant…”
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Recruitment of a threatened foundation oyster species varies with large and small spatial scales by Leong, Rick C., Bugnot, Ana B., Ross, Pauline M., Erickson, Katherine R., Gibbs, Mitchell C., Marzinelli, Ezequiel M., O'Connor, Wayne A., Parker, Laura M., Poore, Alistair G. B., Scanes, Elliot, Gribben, Paul E.

“…Understanding how habitat attributes (e.g., patch area and sizes, connectivity) control recruitment and how this is modified by processes operating at larger…”
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Supporting urban ecosystem services across terrestrial, marine and freshwater realms by Lowe, Elizabeth C., Steven, Rochelle, Morris, Rebecca L., Parris, Kirsten M., Aguiar, Axton C., Webb, Cameron E., Bugnot, Ana B., Dafforn, Katherine A., Connolly, Rod M., Mayer Pinto, Mariana

“…The terrestrial, freshwater and marine realms all provide essential ecosystem services in urban environments. However, the services provided by each realm are…”
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Physical and biogenic complexity mediates ecosystem functions in urban sessile marine communities by Mayer‐Pinto, Mariana, Bugnot, Ana B., Johnston, Emma L., Potts, Jaimie, Airoldi, Laura, Glasby, Tim M., Strain, Elisabeth M. A., Scanes, Peter, Ushiama, Shinjiro, Dafforn, Katherine A.

“…The influence of habitat complexity on biodiversity is a central theme in ecology, with many studies reporting positive relationships. Reconciliation…”
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Below‐ground ecosystem engineers enhance biodiversity and function in a polluted ecosystem by Bugnot, Ana B., Gribben, Paul E., O'Connor, Wayne A., Erickson, Katherine, Coleman, Ross A., Dafforn, Katherine A.

“…Many important ecosystem functions are underpinned by below‐ground biodiversity and processes. Marine sediments, one of the most abundant habitats on earth,…”
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Comparison of wrack dynamics between mangrove forests with and without seawalls by Critchley, Lincoln P., Bugnot, Ana B., Dafforn, Katherine A., Marzinelli, Ezequiel M., Bishop, Melanie J.

“…The supply and fate of wrack (dead organic matter) is a critical determinant of the structure and function of shoreline ecosystems, and their role as carbon…”
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Influence of habitat features on the colonisation of native and non-indigenous species by Schaefer, Nina, Bishop, Melanie J., Bugnot, Ana B., Foster-Thorpe, Cian, Herbert, Brett, Hoey, Andrew S., Mayer-Pinto, Mariana, Nakagawa, Shinichi, Sherman, Craig D.H., Vozzo, Maria L., Dafforn, Katherine A.

“…Marine artificial structures provide substrates on which organisms can settle and grow. These structures facilitate establishment and spread of non-indigenous…”
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Toward cross-realm management of coastal urban ecosystems by Threlfall, Caragh G, Marzinelli, Ezequiel M, Ossola, Alessandro, Bugnot, Ana B, Bishop, Melanie J, Lowe, Elizabeth C, Imberger, Sam J, Myers, Shona, Steinberg, Peter D, Dafforn, Katherine A

“…Urbanization and its resulting environmental stressors are often managed within terrestrial, freshwater, or marine realms separately. This is problematic for…”
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