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Author/Creator Shaw, Emily C.

1. Anthropogenic changes to seawater buffer capacity combined with natural reef metabolism induce extreme future coral reef CO2 conditions. (26th February 2013)

Authors:: Shaw, Emily C.; McNeil, Ben I.; Tilbrook, Bronte; Matear, Richard; Bates, Michael L.
Journal:: Global change biology
Issue:: Volume 19:Number 5(2013:May)
Page Start:: 1632
Record Type:: Journal Article
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2. Breast pathology. Issue 1 (January 2016)

Authors:: Bateman, Adrian C.; Shaw, Emily C.
Journal:: Surgery
Issue:: Volume 34:Issue 1(2016)
Page Start:: 1
Record Type:: Journal Article
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3. Natural in situ relationships suggest coral reef calcium carbonate production will decline with ocean acidification. (11th February 2015)

Authors:: Shaw, Emily C.; Phinn, Stuart R.; Tilbrook, Bronte; Steven, Andy
Journal:: Limnology and oceanography
Issue:: Volume 60:Number 3(2015:May)
Page Start:: 777
Record Type:: Journal Article
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4. Reactive lymph node conditions in childhood. Issue 1 (January 2016)

Authors:: Shaw, Emily C.; Foria, Vipul; Vadgama, Bhumita
Journal:: Diagnostic histopathology
Issue:: Volume 22:Issue 1(2016)
Page Start:: 17
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5. The role of CO2 variability and exposure time for biological impacts of ocean acidification. Issue 17 (4th September 2013)

Authors:: Shaw, Emily C.; Munday, Philip L.; McNeil, Ben I.
Journal:: Geophysical research letters
Issue:: Volume 40:Issue 17(2013:Sep.)
Page Start:: 4685
Record Type:: Journal Article
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