Troy Gaston

Associate Professor

Newcastle University

Australia

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Joni Pini-Fitzsimmons

Macquarie University

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Nachshon Siboni

University of Sydney

AUSTRALIA

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Gabriel E. Machovsky-Capuska

Massey University

NEW ZEALAND

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David Raubenheimer

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University of Sydney

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Jane Williamson

Macquarie University

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Culum Brown

Macquarie University

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Megan Huggett

Lecturer in Marine Science

University of Newcastle Australia

AUSTRALIA

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Troy Gaston

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Changing Land Use and Urban Dynamics around an Industrial Zone in Bangladesh: A Remote Sensing Analysis

Functional roles of coral reef primary producers examined with stable isotopes

Diving into the diet of provisioned smooth stingrays using stable isotope analysis

Elevated estuary water temperature drives fish gut dysbiosis and increased loads of pathogenic vibrionaceae

Integrating isotopic and nutritional niches reveals multiple dimensions of individual diet specialisation in a marine apex predator

Metal(loid) accumulation in the leaves of the grey mangrove (Avicennia marina): Assessment of robust sampling requirements and potential use as a bioindicator

Out of the shadows: automatic fish detection from acoustic cameras

Diet‐tissue discrimination and turnover of δ13C and δ15N in muscle tissue of a penaeid prawn

Overcoming multi-year impacts of maternal isotope signatures using multi-tracers and fast turnover tissues in juvenile sharks

Coastal wetlands can be saved from sea level rise by recreating past tidal regimes

Collaborators (7)

Joni Pini-Fitzsimmons

Nachshon Siboni

Gabriel E. Machovsky-Capuska

David Raubenheimer

Jane Williamson

Culum Brown

Megan Huggett

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