Joanne Ellis

Senior Lecturer

University of Waikato

New Zealand

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Joanne Ellis is a Senior Lecturer at Waikato University in New Zealand. Her research areas encompass coastal environment health, the effects of sea level rise on biodiversity, and the ecological dynamics within tropical marine ecosystems. Recent publications highlight the importance of benthic communities and the impacts of environmental factors on marine habitats, with a particular focus on the Red Sea and Pacific regions.

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Anthony Chariton

Macquarie University

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Michael L. Berumen

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Louis Tremblay

University of Auckland

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Andrea Anton

SPAIN

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Florian Roth

University of Helsinki

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Articles (11)

Monitoring the health of coastal environments in the Pacific region—a review

Estimating Effects of Sea Level Rise on Benthic Biodiversity and Ecosystem Functioning in a Large Meso-Tidal Coastal Lagoon

Broad-scale spatial distribution patterns of soft-sediment macrobenthic communities in the Red Sea

Importance of coastal vegetated habitats for tropical marine fishes in the Red Sea

The Effects of Long-Term Nitrogen Enrichment on Estuarine Benthic-Pelagic Coupling

Contrasting Effects of Local Environmental and Biogeographic Factors on the Composition and Structure of Bacterial Communities in Arid Monospecific Mangrove Soils

Interaction effects of crude oil and nutrient exposure on settlement of coral reef benthos

The Right Place at the Right Time: Seasonal Variation of Bacterial Communities in Arid Avicennia marina Soils in the Red Sea Is Specific to Its Position in the Intertidal

Red Sea fish market assessments indicate high species diversity and potential overexploitation

Nutrient-supplying ocean currents modulate coral bleaching susceptibility

Differential thermal tolerance between algae and corals may trigger the proliferation of algae in coral reefs.

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Anthony Chariton

Michael L. Berumen

Louis Tremblay

Andrea Anton

Florian Roth

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