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1. Evaluating estimators of species richness: the importance of considering statistical error rates. Issue 3 (9th September 2015)

Authors:: Gwinn, Daniel C.; Allen, Michael S.; Bonvechio, Kimberly I.; V. Hoyer, Mark; Beesley, Leah S.
Editors:: O'Hara, Robert B.
Journal:: Methods in ecology and evolution
Issue:: Volume 7:Issue 3(2016:Mar.)
Page Start:: 294
Record Type:: Journal Article
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2. Functional traits of riparian trees in the lower Fitzroy River, Western Australia. Issue 1 (17th October 2022)

Authors:: Canham, Caroline A.; Woods, Calum; Setterfield, Samantha A.; Veneklaas, Erik J.; Freestone, Fiona L.; Beesley, Leah S.; Douglas, Michael M.
Journal:: Ecohydrology
Issue:: Volume 16:Issue 1(2023)
Page Start:: n/a
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3. Imperfect detection and the determination of environmental flows for fish: challenges, implications and solutions. (30th September 2015)

Authors:: Gwinn, Daniel C.; Beesley, Leah S.; Close, Paul; Gawne, Ben; Davies, Peter M.
Journal:: Freshwater biology
Issue:: Volume 61:Number 1(2016)
Page Start:: 172
Record Type:: Journal Article
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4. Juvenile fish response to wetland inundation: how antecedent conditions can inform environmental flow policies for native fish. Issue 6 (13th October 2014)

Authors:: Beesley, Leah S.; Gwinn, Daniel C.; Price, Amina; King, Alison J.; Gawne, Ben; Koehn, John D.; Nielsen, Daryl L.; Crispo, Erika
Journal:: Journal of applied ecology
Issue:: Volume 51:Issue 6(2014)
Page Start:: 1613
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5. Large‐scale environmental flow results in mixed outcomes with short‐term benefits for a semi‐arid floodplain plant community. (16th October 2018)

Authors:: Moxham, Claire; Kenny, Sally A.; Beesley, Leah S.; Gwinn, Daniel C.
Journal:: Freshwater biology
Issue:: Volume 64:Number 1(2019)
Page Start:: 24
Record Type:: Journal Article
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6. Modelling the longitudinal distribution, abundance, and habitat use of the giant freshwater shrimp (Macrobrachium spinipes) in a large intermittent, tropical Australian river to inform water resource policy. (31st October 2022)

Authors:: Beesley, Leah S.; Killerby‐Smith, Savannah; Gwinn, Daniel C.; Pusey, Bradley J.; Douglas, Michael M.; Novak, Peter A.; Tayer, Thiaggo C.; Keogh, Chris S.; Kennard, Mark J.; Canham, Caroline A.; Setterfield, Samantha A.
Journal:: Freshwater biology
Issue:: Volume 68:Number 1(2023)
Page Start:: 61
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7. Predicting the occurrence of riparian woody species to inform environmental water policies in an Australian tropical river. (7th October 2021)

Authors:: Canham, Caroline A.; Beesley, Leah S.; Gwinn, Daniel C.; Douglas, Michael M.; Setterfield, Samantha A.; Freestone, Fiona L.; Pusey, Bradley J.; Loomes, Robyn C.
Journal:: Freshwater biology
Issue:: Volume 66:Number 12(2021)
Page Start:: 2251
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8. The use of regional and alluvial groundwater by riparian trees in the wet‐dry tropics of northern Australia. Issue 5 (17th May 2021)

Authors:: Canham, Caroline A.; Duvert, Clément; Beesley, Leah S.; Douglas, Michael M.; Setterfield, Samantha A.; Freestone, Fiona L.; Clohessy, Steven; Loomes, Robyn C.
Journal:: Hydrological processes
Issue:: Volume 35:Issue 5(2021)
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9. When and where are catfish fat fish? Hydro‐ecological determinants of energy reserves in the fork‐tailed catfish, Neoarius graeffei, in an intermittent tropical river. (5th April 2021)

Authors:: Beesley, Leah S.; Pusey, Bradley J.; Douglas, Michael M.; Keogh, Chris S.; Kennard, Mark J.; Canham, Caroline A.; Close, Paul G.; Dobbs, Rebecca J.; Setterfield, Samantha A.
Journal:: Freshwater biology
Issue:: Volume 66:Number 6(2021)
Page Start:: 1211
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