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Measuring U crit and endurance: equipment choice influences estimates of fish swimming performance by Kern, P, Cramp, R L, Gordos, M A, Watson, J R, Franklin, C E

“…This study compared the critical swimming speed (U ) and endurance performance of three Australian freshwater fish species in different swim-test apparatus…”
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Measuring Ucrit and endurance: equipment choice influences estimates of fish swimming performance by Kern, P., Cramp, R. L., Gordos, M. A., Watson, J. R., Franklin, C. E.

“…This study compared the critical swimming speed (Ucrit) and endurance performance of three Australian freshwater fish species in different swim‐test apparatus…”
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The influence of daily temperature fluctuations during incubation upon the phenotype of a freshwater turtle by Micheli-Campbell, M. A., Gordos, M. A., Campbell, H. A., Booth, D. T., Franklin, C. E.

“…Incubation temperature influences the phenotype of the hatchling turtles. The aims of the present study were to investigate the daily fluctuations in…”
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Diving behaviour, aquatic respiration and blood respiratory properties: a comparison of hatchling and juvenile Australian turtles by Clark, N.J, Gordos, M.A, Franklin, C.E

“…Australia has a number of bimodally respiring freshwater turtle species that use aquatic respiration to extend their aerobic dive limit. While species…”
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Can the impacts of cold-water pollution on fish be mitigated by thermal plasticity? by Parisi, M A, Cramp, R L, Gordos, M A, Franklin, C E

“…Many Australian fish species are subject to thermal pollution from unseasonably cold water released from large storage dams. This study assessed the impacts…”
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Implications of river damming: the influence of aquatic hypoxia on the diving physiology and behaviour of the endangered Mary River turtle by Clark, N.J, Gordos, M.A, Franklin, C.E

“…River impoundments are characterized by low oxygen levels as a result of reduced water velocity and increased water depth. Bimodally respiring turtle species…”
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Diving behaviour of Elseya albagula from a naturally flowing and hydrologically altered habitat by Gordos, M.A, Hamann, M, Schauble, C.S, Limpus, C.J, Franklin, C.E

“…This study investigated the diving behaviour and performance of the bimodally respiring turtle Elseya albagula within the Burnett River, central Qld,…”
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Response of heart rate and cloacal ventilation in the bimodally respiring freshwater turtle, Rheodytes leukops, to experimental changes in aquatic PO2 by Gordos, Matthew A, Limpus, Colin J, Franklin, Craig E

“…Changes in heart rate (f(H)) and cloacal ventilation frequency (f(C)) were investigated in the Fitzroy turtle, Rheodytes leukops, under normoxic (17.85 kPa)…”
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Blood-respiratory and acid-base changes during extended diving in the bimodally respiring freshwater turtle Rheodytes leukops by Gordos, Matthew A, Franklin, Craig E, Limpus, Colin J, Wilson, Gary

“…Changes in blood-gas, acid-base, and plasma-ion status were investigated in the bimodally respiring turtle, Rheodytes leukops, during prolonged dives of up to…”
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