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Contrasting effects of habitat complexity and connectivity on biodiversity in seagrass meadows by Henderson, Christopher J., Gilby, Ben L., Lee, Shing Y., Stevens, Tim

“…Variability in habitat positioning within seascapes (over kilometres) influences fauna assemblage composition, but the characteristics of a habitat patch…”
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Multiple Fish Species Supplement Predation in Estuaries Despite the Dominance of a Single Consumer by Mosman, Jesse D., Gilby, Ben L., Olds, Andrew D., Goodridge Gaines, Lucy A., Borland, Hayden P., Henderson, Christopher J.

“…Predation is important in maintaining the community structure, functioning and ecological resilience of estuarine seascapes. Understanding how predator…”
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Human threats to sandy beaches: A meta-analysis of ghost crabs illustrates global anthropogenic impacts by Schlacher, Thomas A., Lucrezi, Serena, Connolly, Rod M., Peterson, Charles H., Gilby, Ben L., Maslo, Brooke, Olds, Andrew D., Walker, Simon J., Leon, Javier X., Huijbers, Chantal M., Weston, Michael A., Turra, Alexander, Hyndes, Glenn A., Holt, Rebecca A., Schoeman, David S.

“…Beach and coastal dune systems are increasingly subjected to a broad range of anthropogenic pressures that on many shorelines require significant conservation…”
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Watching the Saltmarsh Grow: A High-Resolution Remote Sensing Approach to Quantify the Effects of Wetland Restoration by Rummell, Ashley J., Leon, Javier X., Borland, Hayden P., Elliott, Brittany B., Gilby, Ben L., Henderson, Christopher J., Olds, Andrew D.

“…Coastal wetlands are restored to regenerate lost ecosystem services. Accurate and frequent representations of the distribution and area of coastal wetland…”
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The Early Shorebird Will Catch Fewer Invertebrates on Trampled Sandy Beaches by Schlacher, Thomas A, Carracher, Lucy K, Porch, Nicholas, Connolly, Rod M, Olds, Andrew D, Gilby, Ben L, Ekanayake, Kasun B, Maslo, Brooke, Weston, Michael A

“…Many species of birds breeding on ocean beaches and in coastal dunes are of global conservation concern. Most of these species rely on invertebrates (e.g…”
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Optimising Land-Sea Management for Inshore Coral Reefs by Gilby, Ben L, Olds, Andrew D, Connolly, Rod M, Stevens, Tim, Henderson, Christopher J, Maxwell, Paul S, Tibbetts, Ian R, Schoeman, David S, Rissik, David, Schlacher, Thomas A

“…Management authorities seldom have the capacity to comprehensively address the full suite of anthropogenic stressors, particularly in the coastal zone where…”
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Marine turtles are not fussy nesters: a novel test of small-scale nest site selection using structure from motion beach terrain information by Kelly, Ilana, Leon, Javier X, Gilby, Ben L, Olds, Andrew D, Schlacher, Thomas A

“…Nest selection is widely regarded as a key process determining the fitness of individuals and viability of animal populations. For marine turtles that nest on…”
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Long term declines in the functional diversity of sharks in the coastal oceans of eastern Australia by Henderson, Christopher J., Gilby, Ben L., Turschwell, Mischa P., Goodridge Gaines, Lucy A., Mosman, Jesse D., Schlacher, Thomas A., Borland, Hayden P., Olds, Andrew D.

“…Human impacts lead to widespread changes in the abundance, diversity and traits of shark assemblages, altering the functioning of coastal ecosystems. The…”
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Regional drivers of clutch loss reveal important trade-offs for beach-nesting birds by Maslo, Brooke, Schlacher, Thomas A, Weston, Michael A, Huijbers, Chantal M, Anderson, Chris, Gilby, Ben L, Olds, Andrew D, Connolly, Rod M, Schoeman, David S

“…Coastal birds are critical ecosystem constituents on sandy shores, yet are threatened by depressed reproductive success resulting from direct and indirect…”
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Predictive modelling reveals Australian continental risk hotspots for marine debris interactions with key threatened species by Smith, Caitlin E., Gilby, Ben L., Merwe, Jason, Jones, Jodi, Tait, Heidi, Townsend, Kathy A.

“…Anthropogenic debris is a global threat that impacts threatened species through various lethal and sub‐lethal consequences, as well as overall ecosystem…”
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Spatial Restoration Ecology: Placing Restoration in a Landscape Context by GILBY, BEN L., OLDS, ANDREW D., CONNOLLY, ROD M., HENDERSON, CHRISTOPHER J., SCHLACHER, THOMAS A.

“…Researchers on conservation planning and practice have increasingly recognized and adopted the pivotal role of landscape attributes in shaping the…”
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Seascape context matters more than habitat condition for fish assemblages in coastal ecosystems by Goodridge Gaines, Lucy A., Henderson, Christopher J., Mosman, Jesse D., Olds, Andrew D., Borland, Hayden P., Gilby, Ben L.

“…Ecosystems are increasingly degraded, fragmented and lost because of human activities globally. These impacts cause changes in the distribution of biodiversity…”
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Seascape heterogeneity modifies estuarine fish assemblages in mangrove forests by Henderson, Christopher J, Gilby, Ben L, Stone, Edward, Borland, Hayden P, Olds, Andrew D

“…Abstract Mangroves are a dominant structural habitat within tropical and subtropical estuaries that provide a number of ecosystem services, including habitat…”
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Turning a lost reef ecosystem into a national restoration program by McAfee, Dominic, McLeod, Ian M., Alleway, Heidi K., Bishop, Melanie J., Branigan, Simon, Connell, Sean D., Copeland, Craig, Crawford, Christine M., Diggles, Ben K., Fitzsimons, James A., Gilby, Ben L., Hamer, Paul, Hancock, Boze, Pearce, Robert, Russell, Kylie, Gillies, Chris L.

“…Achieving a sustainable socioecological future now requires large‐scale environmental repair across legislative borders. Yet, enabling large‐scale conservation…”
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Optimizing conservation benefits for threatened beach fauna following severe natural disturbances by Maslo, Brooke, Leu, Karen, Pover, Todd, Weston, Michael A., Gilby, Ben L., Schlacher, Thomas A.

“…Wildlife on sandy beaches is often constrained by transformation of natural areas for human use, and opportunities for acquiring or restoring new habitat are…”
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Detrimental effects of urbanisation on animal assemblages and a key ecological function persist across ecosystems by Mosman, Jesse D., Borland, Hayden P., Gilby, Ben L., Rummell, Ashley J., Olds, Andrew D., Henderson, Christopher J.

“…Abstract Context Urbanisation is pervasive across landscapes and seascapes and leads to the loss, degradation and fragmentation of many natural ecosystems and…”
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Cross-boundary effects of human impacts on animal assemblages in the coastal zone by Ballantyne, Jasmine A., Henderson, Christopher J., Olds, Andrew D., Schlacher, Thomas A., Elliott, Brittany B., Gilby, Ben L.

“…Human impacts on ecosystems often transcend ecosystem boundaries and environmental realms, complicating ecosystem assessment, conservation, and management…”
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Identifying restoration hotspots that deliver multiple ecological benefits by Gilby, Ben L., Olds, Andrew D., Duncan, Cassandra K., Ortodossi, Nicholas L., Henderson, Christopher J., Schlacher, Thomas A.

“…Ecological restoration principally seeks to restore lost or degraded ecosystems. Restoration can, however, also deliver a suite of wider ecological, social,…”
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Combined Effects of Local and Regional Drivers on Oyster Spat Density and Growth in Eastern Australia by Wills, Erin K., Henderson, Christopher J., Olds, Andrew D., Willis, Caitlin S., Gilby, Ben L.

“…Up to 85% of shellfish reefs have been lost worldwide, resulting in declining ecosystem services, and increasing restoration demand. However, more information…”
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The influence of seafloor terrain on fish and fisheries: A global synthesis by Borland, Hayden P., Gilby, Ben L., Henderson, Christopher J., Leon, Javier X., Schlacher, Thomas A., Connolly, Rod M., Pittman, Simon J., Sheaves, Marcus, Olds, Andrew D.

“…The structure of seafloor terrain affects the distribution and diversity of animals in all seascapes. Effects of terrain on fish assemblages have been reported…”
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