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| Authors | Title |
Year of publication |
Document type |
|---|---|---|---|
| E.A. Sinclair; T. Oxenham; W. Lewandrowski | Seagrass science inspires Malgana artist | 2021 | Document |
| N. Pacoureau; C.L. Rigby; P.M. Kyne; R.B. Sherley; H. Winker; J.K. Carlson; S.V. Fordham; R. Barreto; D. Fernando; M.P. Francis; R.W. Jabado; K.B. Herman; K.M. Liu; A.D. Marshall; R.A. Pollom; E. Romanov; C. Simpfendorfer; J.S. Yin; H.K. Kindsvater; N.K. Dulvy | Half a century of global decline in oceanic sharks and rays | 2021 | Document |
| S.A. Appleyard; T.P. Lynch; M. Green; F. Encinas-Viso | Genetic diversity and restricted genetic connectivity in an endangered marine fish (Brachionichthys hirsutus) provides a model for conservation management in related and data-deficient species | 2021 | Document |
| E.A. Sinclair | Wirriya Jalyanu Seagrass Festival - celebrating Malgana language, art and science of Shark Bay's Seagrass Ecosystems | 2021 | Document |
| K. Abrantes; A. Barnett; M. Soetaert; P.M. Kyne; A. Laird; L. Squire; J. Seymour; B.E. Wueringer; J. Sleeman; C. Huveneers | Potential of electric fields to reduce bycatch of highly threatened sawfishes | 2021 | Document |
| M.I. Grant; W.T. White; Y. Amepou; S.A. Appleyard; L. Baje; F. Devloo-Delva; P. Feutry; D. Ibana; D.J. Jogo; S. Jogo; P.M. Kyne; R. Mana; N. Mapmani; A. Nagul; D. Roeger; C.A. Simpfendorfer; A. Chin | Papua New Guinea: A potential refuge for threatened Indo–Pacific river sharks and sawfishes | 2021 | Document |
| A. Jordan; P. Hedge | Marine Biodiversity Hub Final Report 2015-2021 (glossy) | 2022 | Document |
| J.M. Edgeloe; A.A. Severn-Ellis; P.E. Bayer; S. Mehravi; M.F. Breed; S.L. Krauss; J. Batley; G.A. Kendrick; E.A. Sinclair | Extensive polyploid clonality was a successful strategy for seagrass to expand into a newly submerged environment | 2022 | Document |
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