Joanne Sharley

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Climate variability regulates population dynamics of a threatened freshwater fish

S. Balcombe, N. Bond, Z. Tonkin, 2019 .

Linking flow attributes to recruitment to inform water management for an Australian freshwater fish with an equilibrium life-history strategy.

C. Todd, J. Yen, W. Koster, 2020, The Science of the total environment.

Differential responses by two closely related native fishes to restoration actions

C. Todd, J. Koehn, J. O’Mahony, 2019, Restoration Ecology.

A synthesis of 15 years of instream woody habitat management: Progress towards benchmarks and assessing fish responses

R. Hale, Z. Tonkin, P. Reich, 2022, Freshwater Biology.

Quantifying links between instream woody habitat and freshwater fish species in south‐eastern Australia to inform waterway restoration

R. Hale, W. Koster, J. O’Mahony, 2020, Aquatic Conservation: Marine and Freshwater Ecosystems.

Larval fish sensitivity to a simulated cold-water pulse varies between species and age

C. Todd, J. Koehn, B. Ingram, 2022, Journal of Limnology.

Using multiple sources during reintroduction of a locally extinct population benefits survival and reproduction of an endangered freshwater fish

J. Yen, P. Sunnucks, D. G. Chapple, 2020, Evolutionary applications.

Does life history mediate discharge as a driver of multi-decadal changes in populations of freshwater fish?

R. Hale, Z. Tonkin, J. Lyon, 2021, Ecological applications : a publication of the Ecological Society of America.

Effects of tag type, morphological location and tagger experience on tag retention rates in freshwater fishes

R. Hale, J. O'Connor, Z. Tonkin, 2019, Marine and Freshwater Research.

Establishing new populations in water-secure locations may benefit species persistence more than interventions in water-stressed locations

C. Todd, J. Yen, B. Ingram, 2022, Biological Conservation.