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Monitoring the resilience of a no-take marine reserve to a range extending species using benthic imagery by Perkins, Nicholas R, Hosack, Geoffrey R, Foster, Scott D, Monk, Jacquomo, Barrett, Neville S

“…Global climate change is driving the redistribution of marine species and thereby potentially restructuring endemic communities. Understanding how localised…”
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A systematic review on the anthropogenic stressors on sessile benthic mesophotic reef communities: implications for temperate reef management in Australia by Wong, Rachel H. X., Monk, Jacquomo, Perkins, Nicholas R., Barrett, Neville S.

“…Temperate rocky reefs are complex habitats that support high levels of biodiversity and productivity. However, the sessile benthic communities attached to…”
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Quantifying the statistical power of monitoring programs for marine protected areas by Perkins, Nicholas R., Prall, Michael, Chakraborty, Avishek, White, J. Wilson, Baskett, Marissa L., Morgan, Steven G.

“…Marine Protected Areas (MPAs) are increasingly established globally as a spatial management tool to aid in conservation and fisheries management objectives…”
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Image subsampling and point scoring approaches for large-scale marine benthic monitoring programs by Perkins, Nicholas R., Foster, Scott D., Hill, Nicole A., Barrett, Neville S.

“…Benthic imagery is an effective tool for quantitative description of ecologically and economically important benthic habitats and biota. The recent development…”
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Diving deep into the network: Quantifying protection effects across California's marine protected area network using a remotely operated vehicle by Perkins, Nicholas R., Lauermann, Andrew, Prall, Michael, Hosack, Geoffrey R., Foster, Scott D.

“…Networks of marine protected areas (MPAs) are being increasingly implemented worldwide as conservation management tools. We report here on MPA effectiveness…”
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Redox‐Dependent Metal−Metal Bonding in Trinuclear Metal Chains: Probing the Transition from Covalent Bonding to Exchange Coupling by Obies, Mohammed, Perkins, Nicholas R., Arcisauskaite, Vaida, Heath, Graham A., Edwards, Alison J., McGrady, John E.

“…The synthesis and physical properties of two new cationic tri‐metallic chains, [(PEt3)3RuCl3M′Cl3Ru(PEt3)3]1+, M′=Rh and Ir are reported. These are…”
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Altered niche of an ecologically significant urchin species, Centrostephanus rodgersii, in its extended range revealed using an Autonomous Underwater Vehicle by Perkins, Nicholas R., Hill, Nicole A., Foster, Scott D., Barrett, Neville S.

“…Poleward range shifts of species as a result of global climate change are being increasingly documented. As species extend into new ranges their ecological…”
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Bleaching in sponges on temperate mesophotic reefs observed following marine heatwave events by Perkins, Nicholas R., Monk, Jacquomo, Soler, German, Gallagher, Phoebe, Barrett, Neville S.

“…•Large-scale benthic monitoring across a region experiencing rapid warming.•Impacts on deeper mesophotic reefs not well studied.•Time-series of bleaching in…”
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Spatial properties of sessile benthic organisms and the design of repeat visual survey transects by Perkins, Nicholas R., Hosack, Geoffrey R., Foster, Scott D., Hill, Nicole A., Barrett, Neville S.

“…Monitoring the impacts of pressures, such as climate change, on marine benthic ecosystems is of high conservation priority. Novel imaging technologies, such as…”
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QUANTIFYING THE STATISTICAL POWER OF MONITORING PROGRAMS FOR MARINE PROTECTED AREAS by Perkins, Nicholas R., Prall, Michael, Chakraborty, Avishek, White, J. Wilson, Baskett, Marissa L., Morgan, Steven G.

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Temporal and spatial variability in the cover of deep reef species: Implications for monitoring by Perkins, Nicholas R., Foster, Scott D., Hill, Nicole A., Marzloff, Martin P., Barrett, Neville S.

“…Imagery collected from Autonomous Underwater Vehicles (AUVs) provides a novel means of monitoring changes in benthic ecosystems over large spatial scales and…”
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