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Zoe Doubleday

Associate Professor

University of South Australia

Australia

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Dr. Zoe Doubleday is an Assistant Professor at The University of South Australia. Her research focuses on marine biology, specifically octopus biology, fisheries, and environmental influences on otolith chemistry. Recent publications include studies on isotopic proxies for metabolic rates in octopus, as well as sustainable practices in Australia's octopus industry. She is committed to advancing ecological research and contributing to sustainable fisheries management.

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Pilar Sanchez

Senior Researcher

Institut de Ciències del Mar, CSIC

SPAIN

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A balanced approach to the potential of octopus aquaculture

Advances in cephalopod research

Reconstructing life-time reproductive histories using steroid hormones in cephalopod beaks

Capitalizing on the wealth of chemical data in the accretionary structures of aquatic taxa: opportunities from across the tree of life

Developing isotopic proxies to reconstruct the metabolic rates and thermal histories of octopus

A step-by-step guide to ageing octopus

Tracking the provenance of octopus using isotopic and multi-elemental analysis

Demonstrating the ascendancy of COVID-19 research using acronyms

Supporting the sustainable development of Australia's octopus industry: First assessment of an artisanal fishery

Identifying physiological and environmental influences on otolith chemistry in a coastal fishery species

Shining a Brighter Light on Solution Science in Ecology

Experimental support towards a metabolic proxy in fish using otolith carbon isotopes

Identifying physiological and environmental influences on otolith chemistry in a coastal fishery species

Pet or pest? Stable isotope methods for determining the provenance of an invasive alien species

The growth of acronyms in the scientific literature

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Pilar Sanchez

Masa-aki Yoshida

Wen-Sung Chung

Ana Moreno

Zdeněk Lajbner

Aurelio Ortega

Michael J Kuba

Rui Rosa

Jean-Paul Robin

Jan Strugnell

Ashley Meakin

Eduardo Almansa

Michael Wiese

Yoko Iwata

Mehmet Arif Zoral

Anne‐Marie Power

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