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Recruitment Variability of Coral Reef Sessile Communities of the Far North Great Barrier Reef by Luter, Heidi M, Duckworth, Alan R, Wolff, Carsten W, Evans-Illidge, Elizabeth, Whalan, Steve

“…One of the key components in assessing marine sessile organism demography is determining recruitment patterns to benthic habitats. An analysis of serially…”
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Phylogeny drives large scale patterns in Australian marine bioactivity and provides a new chemical ecology rationale for future biodiscovery by Evans-Illidge, Elizabeth A, Logan, Murray, Doyle, Jason, Fromont, Jane, Battershill, Christopher N, Ericson, Gavin, Wolff, Carsten W, Muirhead, Andrew, Kearns, Phillip, Abdo, David, Kininmonth, Stuart, Llewellyn, Lyndon

“…Twenty-five years of Australian marine bioresources collecting and research by the Australian Institute of Marine Science (AIMS) has explored the breadth of…”
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Sulfated steroid-amino acid conjugates from the Irish marine sponge Polymastia boletiformis by Smyrniotopoulos, Vangelis, Rae, Margaret, Soldatou, Sylvia, Ding, Yuanqing, Wolff, Carsten W, McCormack, Grace, Coleman, Christina M, Ferreira, Daneel, Tasdemir, Deniz

“…Antifungal bioactivity-guided fractionation of the organic extract of the sponge Polymastia boletiformis, collected from the west coast of Ireland, led to the…”
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Eusynstyelamides A, B, and C, nNOS Inhibitors, from the Ascidian Eusynstyela latericius by Tapiolas, Dianne M, Bowden, Bruce F, Abou-Mansour, Eliane, Willis, Richard H, Doyle, Jason R, Muirhead, Andrew N, Liptrot, Catherine, Llewellyn, Lyndon E, Wolff, Carsten W. W, Wright, Anthony D, Motti, Cherie A

“…Eusynstyelamides A−C (1−3) were isolated from the Great Barrier Reef ascidian Eusynstyela latericius, together with the known metabolites homarine and…”
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Population dynamics and growth of two coral reef sponges on rock and rubble substrates by Duckworth, Alan R., Wolff, Carsten W.

“…Calcareous rock and rubble are common substrate types on coral reefs and are important for the recruitment and subsequent growth of many sessile invertebrates…”
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Marine bioactivity in Irish waters by Rae, Margaret, Folch, Helka, Moniz, Mónica B. J, Wolff, Carsten W, McCormack, Grace P, Rindi, Fabio, Johnson, Mark P

“…In 2009, the Marine Biodiscovery Laboratory was set-up at the Marine Institute with funds from the Marine Institute and the Beaufort Marine Biodiscovery…”
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Patterns of abundance and size across varying spatial scales for the coral reef sponge Coscinoderma matthewsi by Duckworth, AR, Wolff, CW, Luter, H

“…Spatial variability in abundance and size of sponges are poorly understood compared with other sessile organisms such as corals. A hierarchical survey design…”
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Patterns of abundance and size across varying spatial scales for the coral reef spongeCoscinoderma matthewsi by Duckworth, Alan R., Wolff, Carsten W., Luter, Heidi

“…Spatial variability in abundance and size of sponges are poorly understood compared with other sessile organisms such as corals. A hierarchical survey design…”
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Phylogeny Drives Large Scale Patterns in Australian Marine Bioactivity and Provides a New Chemical Ecology Rationale for Future Biodiscovery: e73800 by Evans-Illidge, Elizabeth A, Logan, Murray, Doyle, Jason, Fromont, Jane, Battershill, Christopher N, Ericson, Gavin, Wolff, Carsten W, Muirhead, Andrew, Kearns, Phillip, Abdo, David

“…Twenty-five years of Australian marine bioresources collecting and research by the Australian Institute of Marine Science (AIMS) has explored the breadth of…”
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