Aquatic Environment and Biodiversity Annual Review 2012

AEBAR 2012: Marine Biodiversity
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Schwarz, A-M., Hawes, I., Andrew, N., Norkko, A., Cummings, V., Thrush, S. (2003). Macroalgal photosynthesis near the southern global
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Thrush, S.F. and Cummings, V.J. (2011). Massive icebergs, alteration in primary food resources and change in benthic communities at Cape
Evans, Antarctica. Marine Ecology, 32:289–299.
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Thrush, S.F. & Lohrer, A.M. (2012). Why bother going outside: the role of observational studies in understanding biodiversity-ecosystem
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Thrush, S.F. D. Lohrer and C. Savage (in press) Carbonate sediments: the positive and negative effects of land-coast interactions on
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Thrush, S.F., Chiantore, M., Asnagi, V., Hewitt, J., Fiorentino, D. & Cattaneo-Vietti, R. (2011). Habitat-diversity relationships in rocky
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