5: Foodwebs and biodiversity

Historical population connectivity and fragmentation in a tropical freshwater fish with a disjunct distribution (pennyfish, Denariusa bandata).

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5.8: Biodiversity and HCVAE. Bioregionalisation conservation priorities and predictive models of aquatic biodiversity

Cook, BD, Hughes JM. In Press. Historical population connectivity and fragmentation in a tropical freshwater fish with a disjunct distribution (pennyfish, Denariusa bandata).. Journal of the North American Benthological Society.

Northern Australia Aquatic Ecological Assets

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5.9: Northern Australia Aquatic Ecological Assets

TRaCK, Tropical Rivers & Coastal Knowledge. 2010. Northern Australia Aquatic Ecological Assets.

Climate Change Implications for River Restoration in Global Biodiversity Hotspots

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5.7: Environmental flow tools for northern rivers (synthesis project)

Davies, PM. 2010. Climate Change Implications for River Restoration in Global Biodiversity Hotspots. Restoration Ecolocy. 18:261-268.

Biogeochemical implications of climate change for tropical rivers and floodplains

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5.3: River-floodplain food web subsidies

Hamilton, SK. In Press. Biogeochemical implications of climate change for tropical rivers and floodplains. Hydrobiologia.

Mercury in Northern Australian aquatic ecosystems

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5.2: Refugial Pools. Importance of waterholes as aquatic refugia and the biophysical processes that sustain them

Jardine, T, Halliday I, Sinnamon V, S. B. 2009. Mercury in Northern Australian aquatic ecosystems. 9th International Conference on Mercury as a Global Pollutant,.

Impacts of fish and nutrients on riverine primary production in a split stream experiment

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5.1: Bottom up and top down control of tropical river food webs

Novak, PA, Garcia E, Townsend S, Douglas M. 2009. Impacts of fish and nutrients on riverine primary production in a split stream experiment. Australian Society for Limnology Congress 2009.

Fine-scale prioritization of fish persistence in the Daly River, NT: Condition and conservation re-revisited

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5.8: Biodiversity and HCVAE. Bioregionalisation conservation priorities and predictive models of aquatic biodiversity

Linke, S, Kennard MJ, Hermoso V, Olden JD, Pusey BJ, Stein JL. 2009. Fine-scale prioritization of fish persistence in the Daly River, NT: Condition and conservation re-revisited. Australian Society for Limnology Congress 2009.

Spatial and temporal variation in density and diversity of flying aquatic and terrestrial insects

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5.1: Bottom up and top down control of tropical river food webs

Garcia, EA, Douglas M, Kyne P, Novak P, Pettit NE, Warfe DM. 2009. Spatial and temporal variation in density and diversity of flying aquatic and terrestrial insects. Australian Society for Limnology Congress 2009.

The benefits of collaborative approaches to river research: Observations from the Daly River Fish and Flows project

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5.5: Flow-ecology relationships for biodiversity and ecosystem processes

Liddy, M, Douglas M, Huddleston J, Liddy L, Harney B, Jackson S, Pusey B, Kennard M. 2009. The benefits of collaborative approaches to river research: Observations from the Daly River Fish and Flows project. Australian Society for Limnology Congress 2009.

Do food chain lengths in tropical floodplain rivers of northern Australia fit with expectations?

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5.3: River-floodplain food web subsidies

Jardine, TD, Pettit NE, Warfe DM, Hamilton SK, Douglas MM, Davies PM, Bunn SE. 2009. Do food chain lengths in tropical floodplain rivers of northern Australia fit with expectations? Australian Society for Limnology Congress 2009.