Poster Program

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Poster #	Paper Title	Author	Organisation	Session/Theme
1	Identifying Spawning Behaviour and Important Areas of Yellowtail Kingfish (Seriola lalandi) in South Australia	Thomas Clarke	Flinders University	G2 Life-history and connectivity in the ocean
2	Age, growth and mortality of tailor (Pomatomus saltatrix) in eastern Australia	Hayden Schilling	UNSW	S14 Assessing and mitigating ecosystem effects of fishing and aquaculture
3	Epiphytic carbonate production, sediment dynamics, and export from a sub-tropical seagrass carbonate factory: Moreton Bay, Queensland	Mardi McNeil	Queensland University Of Technology	G4 Carbonate shelves: geology, oceanography and biota
4	Unique bryozoan reefs in Western Port, a southern temperate embayment	Dr Adrian Flynn	Fathom Pacific Pty Ltd	G4 Carbonate shelves: geology, oceanography and biota
5	Siliciclastic Foundations of Shelf-Edge Reefs on the Central Great Barrier Reef	Dr James Daniell	James Cook University	G4 Carbonate shelves: geology, oceanography and biota
6	Monthly to Decadal Morphologic Evolution of Sheltered Beaches within an Urbanized Estuary	Thomas Fellowes	University Of Sydney	G5 Estuaries and coasts
7	Prey Composition, Diet and Nutritional Niche of White Sharks (Carcharodon carcharias) in New South Wales, Australia	Richard Grainger	The University Of Sydney	G5 Estuaries and coasts
8	Long-term Acclimation of Feeding Energetics to Ocean Acidification in an Ecologically Important Sea Urchin, Heliocidaris erythrogramma, From Southeast Australia	Richard Grainger	The University Of Sydney	S6 Linking disciplines to advance mechanistic insights of species responses to climate change
9	Social licence and citizen science: Potential and progress	Rachel Kelly*	Institute for Marine and Antarctic Studies	G5 Estuaries and coasts
10	Working together on sea country	Traceylee Forester	AIMS	Indigenous Workshop
11	Otlet – an online platform for sourcing biological samples	Lauren Meyer	Flinders University	G6 Open theme
12	Marine Sampling Field Manuals for Benthic Monitoring	Dr Rachel Przeslawski	Geoscience Australia	S11 Marine biodiversity conservation – what’s effective?
13	Low-power, Low-cost Oceanographic Drifters	Craig Steinberg	AIMS	S1 Cross-shelf Exchange Processes
14	The geodiversity of the southeast Indian Ocean seafloor revealed by Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 search data	Kim Picard	Geoscience Australia	S3 Seafloor Mapping in Australia – Progress, Discoveries, Applications
15	Application of a new genetic classification and semi-automated geomorphic mapping approach in the Perth submarine canyon, Australia	Dr Rachel Nanson	Geoscience Australia	S4 Advances in Marine Ecological Classification
16	Species-specific behaviors dictate intensity of fish-coral interactions	Tory Chase	James Cook University & ARC Center of Excellence for Coral Reef Studies	S5 Structure and function of coral reefs in a changing world
17	Quantifying multistressor impacts of ocean warming and acidification on the sea urchin, Heliocidaris erythrogramma	Mr Januar Harianto	The University Of Sydney	S6 Linking disciplines to advance mechanistic insights of species responses to climate change
18	Irreversible behavioural impairment of fish starts early: embryonic exposure to ocean acidification	Almendra Rodriguez-Dominguez	The University Of Adelaide	S6 Linking disciplines to advance mechanistic insights of species responses to climate change
19	Snails know how to beat the heat: Using thermal imagery to investigate associations between intertidal ectotherms and substratum temperature	Nathan Janetzki	Flinders University	S7 Micro- to Macro-: Connecting multi-scale climate change research in marine systems
20	Anomalous chlorophyll a events	Dr Karlie McDonald	CSIRO	S7 Micro- to Macro-: Connecting multi-scale climate change research in marine systems
21	The role of temperature and macronutrient selection on metabolic and swimming performance of the Indo-Pacific Damselfish	Claire Rowe	University Of Sydney	S7 Micro- to Macro-: Connecting multi-scale climate change research in marine systems
22	The invasive upside-down jellyfish Cassiopea in New South Wales Coastal Lakes: identification and distribution	Claire Rowe	University Of Sydney	S10 Marine biosecurity in an increasingly-connected world: protecting Australia from marine
23	Taxonomy of the Dinoflagellate genus Tripos in Australian waters	Ruth Eriksen*	CSIRO Oceans and Atmosphere	S8 Marine microbes as mediators of ocean processes
24	Sustainable seawater purification system from the depth to the shallows built in piles and quays using the purifying functions of microorganisms and the tidal energy	Dr Kazuhide Dan	National Institute of Technology, Akashi College	G6 Open theme
25	Impact of tissue type and sex in the discovery of single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) in rock lobsters	Catarina Silva	James Cook University	S9 Genomics of marine organisms: contributions to ecology and evolution
26	Sizing up the crab invaders! Morphometrics for Carcinus spp. can assess population variability and assist with species identification	René Campbell	Flinders University	S10 Marine biosecurity in an increasingly-connected world: protecting Australia from marine
27	Persistence of the Invasive European Shore Crab in Multiple Coastal Habitats	Ryan Baring	Flinders University	S10 Marine biosecurity in an increasingly-connected world: protecting Australia from marine
28	Comparing the performance of traditional and DNA methods to detect marine pests	Kathryn Wiltshire	SARDI Aquatic Sciences	S10 Marine biosecurity in an increasingly-connected world: protecting Australia from marine
29	Turning wildlife experiences into conservation action: Can white shark cage-dive tourism influence conservation behaviour?	Kirin Apps*	Southern Cross University	S11 Marine biodiversity conservation – what’s effective?
30	Earth observation for monitoring cetacean species	Alexandra Jones	The University Of Sydney	S13 From sea to coast – marine mammals in a connected world
31	Social cohesion and intrapopulation community structure in southern Australian bottlenose dolphins (Tursiops sp.)	Nikki Zanardo	Flinders University	S13 From sea to coast – marine mammals in a connected world
32	Growth and Nutrient Utilisation of Greenlip Abalone (Haliotis laevigata) Fed Ulva sp. Protein Extract	Krishna-Lee Currie	Flinders University	S15 Aquaculture Blue Economy
33	From production to predation in the western Tasman Sea – assessing the trophic status of the size-structured ecosystem using stable isotope analysis	Lucas Kas	UNSW	S15 Aquaculture Blue Economy
34	Factors Affecting purging success in Pipis (Donax deltoides)	Kurniawan	Flinders University	S15 Aquaculture Blue Economy
35	Looking Without Landing – Using Remote Piloted Aircraft (RPAs) and Citizen Science to Monitor the Prevalence of Marine Debris Entanglements in Fur Seals	Rebecca McIntosh	Phillip Island Nature Parks	S16 Marine Debris: The world-wide pollution crisis acting on local to global scales
36	Is there something Fishy with Microplastics?	Scott Wilson	Macquarie University	S16 Marine Debris: The world-wide pollution crisis acting on local to global scales