Bronwyn Gillanders

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University of Adelaide

Australia

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Bronwyn Gillanders is a Professor at the University of Adelaide, Australia. Her research areas include marine biology and ecology, with a focus on fish populations, environmental impacts on marine life, and the effects of climate variability on aquatic ecosystems. Recent publications highlight her work on growth patterns in fish species, the influence of environmental factors on marine fauna, and the detection of endocrine-disrupting compounds in marine environments.

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A non-linear statistical framework to investigate changes in life history patterns within and among fish populations

Growth plasticity linked to partial migration in Atlantic halibut

Otolith growth chronologies reveal distinct environmental sensitivities between and within shallow- and deep-water snappers

Local‐ and Regional‐Scale Climate Variability Drives Complex Patterns of Growth Synchrony and Asynchrony in Deep‐Sea Snappers Across the Indo‐Pacific

Otolith-derived chemical chronologies reveal distinct patterns in physiology and environmental life histories of deep-sea snappers

Pharmaceuticals, Pesticides, and PFAS: Quantifying Endocrine Disrupting Compounds in Plastics and Fish Tissues Using Solvent Extraction and LC‐MS/MS

The influence of Australian sea lion foraging on benthic assemblages in temperate marine ecosystems

Combining natural markers to investigate fish population structure and connectivity

Research priorities on microplastics in marine and coastal environments: An Australian perspective to advance global action

Projected ocean temperatures impair key proteins used in vision of octopus hatchlings

Environmental DNA identifies coastal plant community shift 1,000 years ago in Torrens Island, South Australia

Strong philopatry in an estuarine‐dependent fish

Using genomics and morphometrics to monitor data-poor and commercially exploited octopod populations

Innate response to first feeding in Octopus berrima hatchlings despite embryonic food imprinting

Investigating microplastic contamination and biomagnification in a remote area of South Australia

Correction: Reading the biomineralized book of life: expanding otolith biogeochemical research and applications for fisheries and ecosystem-based management

Reading the biomineralized book of life: expanding otolith biogeochemical research and applications for fisheries and ecosystem-based management

Determining population structure and connectivity through otolith chemistry of stout whiting, Sillago robusta

Diverse migration tactics of fishes within the large tropical Mekong River system

A targeted capture approach to generating reference sequence databases for chloroplast gene regions

Microplastic in fish – A global synthesis

Otolith chemistry delineates the influence of natal origin, dispersal and flow on the population dynamics of golden perch (

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Anna Sturrock

Dominique Robert

Jennifer Young

Sophie C. Leterme

Ian G. Cowx

Stephen E. Swearer

Susanne Tanner

Michelle Waycott

Patrick Reis-Santos

Joyce Ong

Scott Wilson

An Vi Vu

Julia Howitt

Stephen Donnellan

Pascal Sirois

Jan Strugnell

Jon Woodhead

Benjamin Walther

Lee Baumgartner

Pere Masque

Clive N. Trueman

Kathryn Wiltshire

Karin E. Limburg

Gregory Doran

Karin Hüssy

John Morrongiello

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