Search Results - "Hemraj, A"

Age-related trends in saccade characteristics among the elderly by Peltsch, A, Hemraj, A, Garcia, A, Munoz, D.P

“…Abstract Eye movement recordings are useful for assessing neurological disorders, the prevalence of which increases with age. However, there is little rigorous…”
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Capacity of an ecologically key urchin to recover from extreme events: Physiological impacts of heatwaves and the road to recovery by Minuti, Jay J., Byrne, Maria, Hemraj, Deevesh A., Russell, Bayden D.

“…Heatwaves are increasing in frequency and intensity, with substantial impacts on ecosystems and species which maintain their function. Whether or not species…”
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Live‐fast‐die‐young: Carryover effects of heatwave‐exposed adult urchins on the development of the next generation by Minuti, Jay J., Byrne, Maria, Campbell, Hamish, Hemraj, Deevesh A., Russell, Bayden D.

“…With rising ocean temperatures, extreme weather events such as marine heatwaves (MHWs) are increasing in frequency and duration, pushing marine life beyond…”
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Nature protection must precede restoration by Hemraj, Deevesh A, Bishop, Melanie, Carstensen, Jacob, Krause-Jensen, Dorte, Stæhr, Peter A U, Russell, Bayden D

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Persistence in a tropical transition zone? Sargassum forests alternate seasonal growth forms to maintain productivity in warming waters at the expense of annual biomass production by Cheung-Wong, Rhyn W.Y., Kotta, Jonne, Hemraj, Deevesh A., Russell, Bayden D.

“…Macroalgal forests provide productivity and biomass that underpins the function of many coastal ecosystems globally. The phenology of forests is seasonally…”
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Plankton bioindicators of environmental conditions in coastal lagoons by Hemraj, Deevesh A., Hossain, Md A., Ye, Qifeng, Qin, Jian G., Leterme, Sophie C.

“…Coastal lagoons are characterised by strong spatial gradient of environmental parameters, especially hypersalinity, and are prone to anthropogenic disturbance…”
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Anthropogenic shift of planktonic food web structure in a coastal lagoon by freshwater flow regulation by Hemraj, Deevesh A., Hossain, A., Ye, Qifeng, Qin, Jian G., Leterme, Sophie C.

“…Anthropogenic modification of aquatic systems has diverse impacts on food web interactions and ecosystem states. To reverse the adverse effects of modified…”
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Survived but not safe: Marine heatwave hinders metabolism in two gastropod survivors by Hemraj, Deevesh A., Posnett, Natasha C., Minuti, Jay J., Firth, Louise B., Russell, Bayden D.

“…Marine heatwaves (MHWs) are an emerging threat to marine organisms that have increased in frequency and magnitude in the past decade. These extreme heating…”
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Homocysteine and cognitive tests as predictors of cognitive decline: A cohort study by Garcia, A, Hemraj, A, Klar, S, Chestney, T, Khoja, L, Day, A

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Drought conditions and recovery in the Coorong wetland, south Australia in 1997–2013 by Leterme, Sophie C., Allais, Laetitia, Jendyk, Jan, Hemraj, Deevesh A., Newton, Kelly, Mitchell, Jim, Shanafield, Margaret

“…Between 2004 and 2009, South Australia suffered its longest period of below average annual rainfall. This impacted riverine ecosystems and particularly the…”
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Oyster reef restoration fails to recoup global historic ecosystem losses despite substantial biodiversity gain by Hemraj, Deevesh A, Bishop, Melanie J, Hancock, Boze, Minuti, Jay J, Thurstan, Ruth H, Zu Ermgassen, Philine S E, Russell, Bayden D

“…Human activities have led to degradation of ecosystems globally. The lost ecosystem functions and services accumulate from the time of disturbance to the full…”
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Environmental variability and phytoplankton dynamics in a South Australian inverse estuary by Jendyk, Jan, Hemraj, Deevesh A., Brown, Melissa H., Ellis, Amanda V., Leterme, Sophie C.

“…Estuaries are widely viewed as hotspots of primary productivity. The Coorong in South Australia is an inverse estuary divided into two lagoons, extremely…”
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The impact of diatoms on the biofouling of seawater reverse osmosis membranes in a model cross-flow system by Leterme, Sophie C., Le Lan, Charlotte, Hemraj, Deevesh A., Ellis, Amanda V.

“…Diatoms are well known contributors to the biofouling of seawater reverse osmosis (SWRO) membranes however there have been no studies on the isolation of…”
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A52 INFECTIOUS DISEASES CASE REPORTS I: A Diagnostic Dilemma: Invasive Histoplasmosis Presenting As A Seven Week History Of Fever, Cough, And Night Sweats by Hemraj, A, Changlai, B

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Analysis of raw and pre-treated seawater for potential biofouling precursors by Le Lan, Charlotte, Ellis, Amanda V., Jamieson, Tamar, Blok, Andrew J., Hemraj, Deevesh A., Allais, Laetitia, Balzano, Sergio, Leterme, Sophie C.

“…Here, the biofouling precursors of raw and pre-treated seawater from a reverse osmosis (RO) feed tank were investigated using a lab-scale RO cross-flow system…”
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Consistency in marine heatwave experiments for ecological relevance and application: Key problems and solutions by Hemraj, Deevesh A., Russell, Bayden D.

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Seasonal patterns of macroalgal and sessile invertebrate communities in a monsoonal marine ecosystem by Cheung-Wong, Rhyn W.Y., Dytnerski, James K., Gotama, Rinaldi, Hemraj, Deevesh A., Russell, Bayden D.

“…Climatic transition zones are characterized by large annual variation in environmental conditions which heavily influence seasonal abundance of organisms and…”
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A combination of salinity and pH affects the recruitment of Gladioferens pectinatus (Brady) (Copepoda; Calanoida) by Hemraj, Deevesh A., Allais, Laetitia, Leterme, Sophie C.

“…Carbon dioxide levels in many estuaries fluctuate and, in several cases, reach extremes much higher than those predicted for oceans by the end of the century…”
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ORAL B-VITAMINS IN DEMENTIA PATIENTS IMPROVE ACTIVITIES OF DAILY LIVING: A PILOT RCT TRIAL by Garcia, A, Khoja, L, Chestney, T, Hemraj, A, Klar, S, Bowes, J

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A neritic species in a hypersaline lagoon; population structure of Acartia fancetti in relation to hyperhaline and thermal stresses by Hemraj, Deevesh A., Allais, Laetitia, Qin, Jian G., Leterme, Sophie C.

“…Phenotypic plasticity and adaptation are common traits of organisms living in highly dynamic and changing environments. Several copepod species, especially…”
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