Morning Tea & Poster Session — ASN Events

Morning Tea & Poster Session — ASN Events

Morning Tea & Poster Session

Ecological impacts of extraction during summer low flows on pool refuges in South Coast NSW (#300)

Connecting science with management in a multi-tenure, cross-border landscape - Strategic Adaptive Management in the Lake Eyre Basin (#301)

Performance of Small Mesh Drift nets in Rivers (#302)

Environmental drivers of depth use by an exploited reef fish (#303)

Leanne M Currey

Persistent Waterholes in an Arid-zone River – Surprising Diversity and Abundance on the mid-Finke (#304)

What’s the angle? Could trout angling benefit threatened native fish species in the ACT? (#305)

Investigating trophic role of roving apex predators in tropical estuaries across space and time of northern Australia: a case study with euryhaline elasmobranchs (#306)

WHEN COMMON SPECIES BECOME RARE: FRESHWATER MUSSELS IN THE HAWKESBURY-NEPEAN RIVER (#307)

Caroline A Forest

Long term water quality monitoring in the Intersecting Streams (#308)

Nutrient release from inundated terrestrial vegetation in the Enlarged Cotter Reservoir (#309)

Translocation of Murray hardyhead (Craterocephalus fluviatilis) from captive bred populations to aid in species recovery (#310)

Parenting behaviour in threatened paragalaxiids of the Tasmanian central plateau. (#311)

Kevin Macfarlane

The likelihood of floodgate opening (saline intrusion) causing conditions that promote algal blooms and fish kills in a coastal lagoon. (#312)

Murray River crayfish: could they be a key surrogate species for freshwater conservation? (#313)

Mapping giant clams (Tridacnidae) in the Northern Territory, Australia using a novel remote video system (#314)

Spatial, temporal and size-based trophic analyses of albacore tuna using stable isotopes and fatty acids. (#315)

Heidi R Pethybridge

Ecogenomic tracing of trophic connectivity in tropical coastal and freshwater fish communities. (#316)

Integrated Ecosystem Condition Assessment (#317)

Comparative phylogeography of four aquatic species from the Murray-Darling Basin (#318)

The gill net selectivity of four teleost species in south-western Australian estuaries (#319)

May the flow be with you – Modelling Hydroecological Risk (#320)

Saving Native Dwarf Galaxias While Controlling Invasive Mosquitofish: Taking Advantage of Local Adaptations To Variable Habitats (#321)

Tracking the movements of three key recreational fish species in a south-western Australian estuary (18724)

Discrimination and prediction of three tropical mackerel species based on otolith morphometrics (18869)

Lenore Litherland

Catching the uncatchable with respondent-driven sampling: a new approach for surveying ‘hard-to-reach’ components of recreational fisheries (18920)

Shane Griffiths