Search Results - "Moore, James A Y"

Unprecedented mass bleaching and loss of coral across 12° of latitude in Western Australia in 2010-11 by Moore, James A Y, Bellchambers, Lynda M, Depczynski, Martial R, Evans, Richard D, Evans, Scott N, Field, Stuart N, Friedman, Kim J, Gilmour, James P, Holmes, Thomas H, Middlebrook, Rachael, Radford, Ben T, Ridgway, Tyrone, Shedrawi, George, Taylor, Heather, Thomson, Damian P, Wilson, Shaun K

“…Globally, coral bleaching has been responsible for a significant decline in both coral cover and diversity over the past two decades. During the summer of…”
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Dynamic stability of coral reefs on the west Australian coast by Speed, Conrad W, Babcock, Russ C, Bancroft, Kevin P, Beckley, Lynnath E, Bellchambers, Lynda M, Depczynski, Martial, Field, Stuart N, Friedman, Kim J, Gilmour, James P, Hobbs, Jean-Paul A, Kobryn, Halina T, Moore, James A Y, Nutt, Christopher D, Shedrawi, George, Thomson, Damian P, Wilson, Shaun K

“…Monitoring changes in coral cover and composition through space and time can provide insights to reef health and assist the focus of management and…”
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Digitise this! A quick and easy remote sensing method to monitor the daily extent of dredge plumes by Evans, Richard D, Murray, Kathy L, Field, Stuart N, Moore, James A Y, Shedrawi, George, Huntley, Barton G, Fearns, Peter, Broomhall, Mark, McKinna, Lachlan I W, Marrable, Daniel

“…Technological advancements in remote sensing and GIS have improved natural resource managers' abilities to monitor large-scale disturbances. In a time where…”
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Relative and combined effects of habitat and fishing on reef fish communities across a limited fishing gradient at Ningaloo by Wilson, Shaun K., Babcock, Russ C., Fisher, Rebecca, Holmes, Thomas H., Moore, James A.Y., Thomson, Damian P.

“…Habitat degradation and fishing are major drivers of temporal and spatial changes in fish communities. The independent effects of these drivers are well…”
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Dispersal without errors: symmetrical ears tune into the right frequency for survival by Gagliano, Monica, Depczynski, Martial, Simpson, Stephen D, Moore, James A.Y

“…Vertebrate animals localize sounds by comparing differences in the acoustic signal between the two ears and, accordingly, ear structures such as the otoliths…”
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