Dr Katherine Sievers ~ Postdoctoral Research Fellow
Marine & Aquaculture Sciences
- About
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- Research Disciplines
- Socio-Economic Objectives
- Publications
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- Journal Articles
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- McClure E, Hoey A, Sievers K, Abesamis R and Russ G (2021) Relative influence of environmental factors and fishing on coral reef fish assemblages. Conservation Biology, 35 (3). pp. 976-990
- Sievers K, Abesamis R, Bucol A and Russ G (2020) Unravelling seascape patterns of cryptic life stages: non-reef habitat use in juvenile parrotfishes. Diversity, 12 (10).
- Sievers K, McClure E, Abesamis R and Russ G (2020) Non-reef habitats in a tropical seascape affect density and biomass of fishes on coral reefs. Ecology and Evolution, 10 (24). pp. 13673-13686
- Other research outputs
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- Chaiechi T, Gabriel J, Esparon M and Sievers K (2022) Making Nature's Value Visible: Valuing the Contribution of Nature to Papua New Guinea's Economy and Livelihoods. United Nations Development Programme, Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea [Report]
- Current Funding
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Current and recent Research Funding to JCU is shown by funding source and project.
American Australian Association - USA to Australia Fellowships
Microhabitat selectivity and condition of juvenile ?shes in coral reef seascapes
- Indicative Funding
- $53,914 over 2 years
- Summary
- This research focuses on the importance of multiple habitat types in a tropical seascape to understand how ?shes may be using alternative habitats in the Great Barrier Reef (GBR). This project aims to describe how juvenile ?shes utilize habitats at small spatial scales to understand the variability in habitat use across a changing reef environment. Speci?cally, this work aims to disentangle the cascading e?ects habitat use has on the condition, growth, and reproductive potential of juvenile ?shes. These results will be compared and contrasted between reefs to varying condition (i.e. healthy coral reef, and degraded reef) to understand how species may cope with a changing reef environment.
- Investigators
- Katherine Sievers and Garry Russ (College of Science & Engineering)
- Keywords
- Coral Reef; Seascape; Fisheries
My research areas
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