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Nicholas J. Murray, Auteur ; Thomas A. Worthington, Auteur ; Pete Bunting, Auteur ; Stephanie Duce, Auteur ; Valerie Hagger, Auteur ; Catherine E. Lovelock, Auteur ; Richard Lucas, Auteur ; Megan I. Saunders, Auteur ; Marcus Sheaves, Auteur ; Mark Spalding, Auteur ; Nathan J. Waltham, Auteur ; Mitchell B. Lyons, AuteurTidal wetlands are expected to respond dynamically to global environmental change, but the extent to which wetland losses have been offset by gains remains poorly understood. We developed a global analysis of satellite data to simultaneously mon[...]
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Marcus Sheaves, Auteur ; Ross Johnston, Auteur ; Brett Molony, Auteur ; Greg Shepard, Auteur
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Peter Vermeiren, Auteur ; Katya Abrantes, Auteur ; Marcus Sheaves, AuteurIntertidal crabs are abundant, key components of tropical estuaries whose trophic interactions provide a direct and identifiable link within the ecosystem. Our study investigated spatial variability in food resource use of intertidal crabs, usin[...]
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Katya G. Abrantes, Auteur ; Ross Johnston, Auteur ; Rod M. Connolly, Auteur ; Marcus Sheaves, AuteurMangroves are traditionally considered to provide important nutrition to tropical estuarine consumers. However, there is still controversy about this, and the extent and importance of these inputs are largely unquantified. In particular, there i[...]
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Peter Vermeiren, Auteur ; Marcus Sheaves, AuteurIntertidal crabs are abundant in tropical estuaries and have bio-indicator potential. However, the use of intertidal crabs in guiding management actions is limited because high-replication, cost-effective tools to analyze their distribution patt[...]
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Marcus Sheaves, Auteur ; Ross Johnston, Auteur ; Ashlee Johnson, Auteur ; Ronald Baker, Auteur ; Rod M. Connolly, AuteurDespite estuary-to-estuary differences in assemblage composition, fish faunas of tropical Indo-Pacific estuaries show parallel patterns of temporal change, suggesting a common set of ecological drivers. One potentially important driver is the in[...]
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Peter Vermeiren, Auteur ; Marcus Sheaves, AuteurTo address the increasing threats from urbanization and climate change, an improved understanding of ecosystem processes at large, estuary-wide scales is required. Intertidal crabs contribute to estuarine functioning via trophic interactions and[...]
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Tamara E. Inkster-Draper, Auteur ; Marcus Sheaves, Auteur ; Christopher N. Johnson, Auteur ; Simon K. A. Robson, AuteurContext. Fire is a major ecological factor in many landscapes. Prescribed fires are often used in the management of vegetation for ecological values, wildlife habitat and reduction of risk of wildfire. However, debate continues over whether acti[...]
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Marcus Sheaves, Auteur ; Ronald Baker, Auteur ; Ivan Nagelkerken, Auteur ; Rod M. Connolly, AuteurCoastal ecosystems, such as estuaries, salt marshes, mangroves and seagrass meadows, comprise some of the world's most productive and ecologically significant ecosystems. Currently, the predominant factor considered in valuing coastal wetlands a[...]
