Susan J. Nichols

University of Canberra

Australia

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Ross Thompson

Director and Professor

University of Canberra

AUSTRALIA

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Adam Gordon Yates

Associate Professor

University of Waterloo

CANADA

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Richard Duncan

University of Canberra

AUSTRALIA

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Ben Kefford

University of Canberra

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Mark Lintermans

University of Canberra

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WAYNE ROBINSON

Charles Sturt University

AUSTRALIA

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Andrew Brooks

New South Wales Department of Planning and Environment

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Sarit Kaserzon

University of Queensland

AUSTRALIA

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Susan J. Nichols

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Articles (10)

Fish and macroinvertebrate assemblages reveal extensive degradation of the world's rivers

Single‐species acute lethal toxicity tests are not predictive of relative population and community effects of two salinity types

The cumulative impacts of anthropogenic stressors vary markedly along environmental gradients

Exploring the interplay of biotic interactions and salinity stress in freshwater invertebrate assemblages: reply to Chessman (2022)

Assessing the Relative Toxicity of Different Road Salts and Effect of Temperature on Salinity Toxicity

The Effects of Road De-icing Salts on Water Quality and Macroinvertebrates in Australian Alpine Areas

Sensitivity and specificity of macroinvertebrate responses to gradients of multiple agricultural stressors

Sub-organism (acetylcholinesterase activity), population (survival) and chemical concentration responses reinforce mechanisms of antagonism associated with malathion toxicity

Can SPEcies At Risk of pesticides (SPEAR) indices detect effects of target stressors among multiple interacting stressors?

Understanding salt-tolerance and biota–stressor interactions in freshwater invertebrate communities

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Ross Thompson

Adam Gordon Yates

Richard Duncan

Ben Kefford

Mark Lintermans

WAYNE ROBINSON

Andrew Brooks

Sarit Kaserzon

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