Search Results - "Morrisey, D.J."

Abundance and diversity of fish on mussel farms in New Zealand by Morrisey, D.J., Cole, R.G., Davey, N.K., Handley, S.J., Bradley, A., Brown, S.N., Madarasz, A.L.

“…Fish are often attracted to floating structures, particularly as juveniles, and in many parts of the world longline mussel farms provide complex,…”
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Differences in benthic fauna and sediment among mangrove ( Avicennia marina var. australasica) stands of different ages in New Zealand by Morrisey, D.J, Skilleter, G.A, Ellis, J.I, Burns, B.R, Kemp, C.E, Burt, K

“…Management of coastal environments requires understanding of ecological relationships among different habitats and their biotas. Changes in abundance and…”
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Predicting impacts and recovery of marine-farm sites in Stewart Island, New Zealand, from the Findlay–Watling model by Morrisey, D.J, Gibbs, M.M, Pickmere, S.E, Cole, R.G

“…Data collected at marine farm sites on Stewart Island, New Zealand, were used to test the model for prediction of benthic impact of salmon net-pens proposed by…”
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Bedload and water-column transport and colonization processes by post-settlement benthic macrofauna: Does infaunal density matter? by Turner, S.J, Grant, J, Pridmore, R.D, Hewitt, J.E, Wilkinson, M.R, Hume, T.M, Morrisey, D.J

“…In this study, we document dispersal and colonization by post-settlement benthic macrofauna on a large (250×500 m) area of intertidal sandflat at Wiroa Island…”
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Do amphipods have the same concentration-response to contaminated sediment in situ as in vitro? by Dewitt, Theodore H., Hickey, Christopher W., Morrisey, Donald J., Nipper, Marion G., Roper, David S., Williamson, R. Bruce, Dam, Lawrence Van, Williams, Erica K.

“…An underlying assumption of laboratory‐based toxicity tests is that the sensitivity of organisms in the laboratory (in vitro) is comparable to that in the…”
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Development of sediment-quality criteria—A proposal from experimental field-studies of the effects of copper on benthic organisms by Morrisey, D.J., Underwood, A.J., Howitt, L.

“…Very few of the numerous studies of the effects of copper on animals living in marine sediments have involved manipulative field-experiments. Such experiments…”
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