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Home-range allometry in coral reef fishes: comparison to other vertebrates, methodological issues and management implications by Nash, Kirsty L, Welsh, Justin Q, Graham, Nicholas A. J, Bellwood, David R

“…Body size has been identified as a key driver of home-range area. Despite considerable research into home-range allometry, the relatively high variability in…”
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Simulated Macro-Algal Outbreak Triggers a Large-Scale Response on Coral Reefs by Welsh, Justin Q, Bellwood, David R

“…Ecosystem degradation has become common throughout the world. On coral reefs, macroalgal outbreaks are one of the most widely documented signs of degradation…”
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Regional endothermy in a coral reef fish? by Welsh, Justin Q, Bellwood, David R

“…Although a few pelagic species exhibit regional endothermy, most fish are regarded as ectotherms. However, we document significant regional endothermy in a…”
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Effects of elevated CO2 on fish behaviour undiminished by transgenerational acclimation by Welch, Megan J., Watson, Sue-Ann, Welsh, Justin Q., McCormick, Mark I., Munday, Philip L.

“…There is concern that ocean acidification will negatively affect the sensory abilities and behaviour of marine fishes. This study shows that negative impacts…”
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Concentrations of some metals in the nearshore marine sediments of Western Australia’s Pilbara Region by Stoddart, James A., Welsh, Justin Q., Stoddart, Christopher W.

“…Concentrations of arsenic, nickel and chromium in sediments of the nearshore Pilbara Region of Western Australia’s mid -north coast have caused concerns to…”
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Effects of elevated CO sub(2) on fish behaviour undiminished by transgenerational acclimation by Welch, Megan J, Watson, Sue-Ann, Welsh, Justin Q, McCormick, Mark I, Munday, Philip L

“…Behaviour and sensory performance of marine fishes are impaired at CO sub(2) levels projected to occur in the ocean in the next 50-100 years, and there is…”
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Simulated Macro-Algal Outbreak Triggers a Large-Scale Response on Coral Reefs: e0132895 by Welsh, Justin Q, Bellwood, David R

“…Ecosystem degradation has become common throughout the world. On coral reefs, macroalgal outbreaks are one of the most widely documented signs of degradation…”
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