John Morrongiello

Senior Lecturer

University of Melbourne

Australia

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John Morrongiello is a Senior Lecturer at the University of Melbourne, Australia. His research primarily focuses on freshwater and marine ecology, with recent articles addressing topics such as the impacts of climate variability on fish growth and movement, statistical modeling of water temperature, and environmental sensitivities in fish species. He is dedicated to understanding the complex interactions within aquatic ecosystems and their responses to environmental changes.

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David Frank

University of Arizona

UNITED STATES

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Szymon Smoliński

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National Marine Fisheries Research Institute

POLAND

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Patrick Reis-Santos

University of Adelaide

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Ken Haste Andersen

Technical University of Denmark

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David L. Morgan

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Bronwyn Gillanders

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University of Adelaide

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David Atkinson

University of Liverpool

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Gotje von Leesen

ICELAND

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Mark Meekan

University of Western Australia

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Peter Grønkjær

Aarhus University

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A statistical model for predicting water temperature in temperate rivers and streams

Which Body Size Metrics Should Be Used for Assessing Temperature Impacts on Fish Growth and Size?

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

Monsoonal wet season influences the migration tendency of a catadromous fish (barramundi Lates calcarifer)

Dispersal direction, geographic location and river discharge all influence juvenile growth of a freshwater fish

Evaluation and refinement of a fish movement model for a tropical Australian stream subject to mine contaminant egress

Evaluation and refinement of a fish movement model for a tropical Australian stream subject to mine contaminant egress

Growth portfolios buffer climate‐linked environmental change in marine systems

Growth portfolios buffer climate-linked environmental change in marine systems

Downstream migration of telemetry-tagged adult common galaxias (

Understanding movement and habitat-use to guide reintroductions and habitat rehabilitation for a nonmigratory freshwater fish

Environmental drivers of fish population dynamics in an estuarine ecosystem of south‐eastern Australia

Environmental drivers of fish population dynamics in an estuarine ecosystem of south-eastern Australia

Environmental drivers of recruitment in a tropical fishery: Monsoonal effects and vulnerability to water abstraction

Environmental drivers of recruitment in a tropical fishery: Monsoonal effects and vulnerability to water abstraction

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David Frank

Szymon Smoliński

Patrick Reis-Santos

Ken Haste Andersen

David L. Morgan

Bronwyn Gillanders

David Atkinson

Gotje von Leesen

Mark Meekan

Peter Grønkjær

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