Browsing by Author "Ellis, Joanne I."
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2016 Subtidal Ecological Survey of Tauranga Harbour and development of benthic health models
(Massey University, 2018)This report summarises the results of biological and physical data collected from a broad-scale subtidal survey of Tauranga Harbour conducted between March and May 2016. The survey was designed to understand more fully the ... -
Communicating the value of marine conservation using an ecosystem service matrix approach
(Elsevier Science BV, 2019)Matrix approaches are useful for linking ecosystem services to habitats that underpin their delivery. Matrix applications in marine ecosystem services research have been primarily qualitative, focusing on 'habitat presence' ... -
Differential thermal tolerance between algae and corals may trigger the proliferation of algae in coral reefs
(Wiley, 2020)Marine heatwaves can lead to rapid changes in entire communities, including in the case of shallow coral reefs the potential overgrowth of algae. Here we tested experimentally the differential thermal tolerance between ... -
Ecological Survey of Tauranga Harbour
(Cawthron Institute, 2017)This report summarises the results of biological and physical data collected from a broad scale intertidal survey of Tauranga Harbour conducted between December 2011 and February 2012. The survey was designed to understand ... -
Influence of land-derived stressors and environmental variability on compositional turnover and diversity of estuarine benthic communities
(Inter-Research Science Center, 2021)It can be challenging to differentiate community changes caused by human activities from the influence of natural background variability. Using gradient forest analysis, we explored the relative importance of environmental ...
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Detecting anthropogenic impacts on estuarine benthic communities
(The University of Waikato, 2021)Our estuaries, and the benefits that we derive from them, are threatened by the cumulative effects of interacting stressors. Separating the impacts of anthropogenic stressors from natural variability in the marine environment ... -
Small-scale spatial patterns of Austrovenus stutchburyi in natural and translocated beds
(The University of Waikato, 2020)Ecosystems are patterned and patchy as a result of spatial and temporal variation in the abundance and distribution of essential resources, as well as due to geological and ecological processes. Large-scale patterns are ...
