selected publications
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academic article
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Shackleton MERees GNWatson GCampbell CNielsen D. Environmental DNA reveals landscape mosaic of wetland plant communities.
Global Ecology and Conservation.
19.
2019
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Bond NRGrigg NRoberts JMcginness HNielsen DO'Brien MOverton IPollino CReid JRWStratford D. Assessment of environmental flow scenarios using state-and-transition models.
Freshwater Biology.
63:804-816.
2018
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Laco Portinho JNielsen DLDaré LHenry ROliveira RCBranco CCZ. Mixture of commercial herbicides based on 2,4-D and glyphosate mixture can suppress the emergence of zooplankton from sediments.
Chemosphere.
203:151-159.
2018
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Nielsen DCampbell CJRees GDurant RALittler RFPetrie RT. Seed bank dynamics in wetland complexes associated with a lowland river.
Aquatic Sciences: research across boundaries.
80.
2018
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Campbell DHumphries PMcCasker NNielsen D. Subfossil chironomid head capsules reveal assemblage differences in permanent and temporary wetlands of south-eastern Australia.
Hydrobiologia: the international journal on limnology and marine sciences.
809:91-110.
2018
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Stenert CWüsth RPires MMFreiry RFNielsen DMaltchik L. Composition of cladoceran dormant stages in intermittent ponds with different hydroperiod lengths.
Ecological Research.
32:921-930.
2017
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Freestone FLBrown PCampbell CJWood DBNielsen DLHenderson MW. Return of the lignum dead: resilience of an arid floodplain shrub to drought.
Journal of Arid Environments.
138:9-17.
2017
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Portinho JLNielsen DLNing NPaul WNogueira M. Spatial variability of aquatic plant and microfaunal seed and egg bank communities within a forested floodplain system of a temperate Australian river.
Aquatic Sciences: research across boundaries.
79:515-527.
2017
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Nielsen DLCook RANing NGawne BPetrie R. Carbon and nutrient subsidies to a lowland river following floodplain inundation.
Marine and Freshwater Research.
67:1302-1312.
2016
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Freiry RFEsquinatti FMStenert CArenzon ANielsen DLMaltchik L. Effects of spatial scale and habitat on the diversity of diapausing wetland invertebrates.
Aquatic Biology.
25:173-181.
2016
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Durant RANielsen DLWard KA. Evaluation of Pseudoraphis spinescens (Poaceae) seed bank from Barmah Forest floodplain.
Australian Journal of Botany.
64:669-677.
2016
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Nielsen DLJasper EWNing NLawler S. High sediment temperatures influence the emergence of dormant aquatic biota.
Marine and Freshwater Research.
66:1138-1146.
2015
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Ning NSPPetrie RGawne BNielsen DLRees GN. Hypoxic blackwater events suppress the emergence of zooplankton from wetland sediments.
Aquatic Sciences: research across boundaries.
77:221-230.
2015
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King AJGawne BBeesley LKoehn JDNielsen DLPrice A. Improving Ecological Response Monitoring of Environmental Flows.
Environmental Management (New York): an international journal for decision-makers, scientists and environmental auditors.
55:991-1005.
2015
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Capon SJLynch AJJBond NChessman BCDavis JDavidson NFinlayson MGell PAHohnberg DHumphrey CKingsford RTNielsen DThomson JRWard KMac Nally R. Regime shifts, thresholds and multiple stable states in freshwater ecosystems; a critical appraisal of the evidence.
Science of the Total Environment.
534:122-130.
2015
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Cook RAGawne BPetrie RBaldwin DSRees GNNielsen DLNing NSP. River metabolism and carbon dynamics in response to flooding in a lowland river.
Marine and Freshwater Research.
66:919-927.
2015
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Beesley LGwinn DPrice AKing AGawne BKoehn JNielsen D. Juvenile fish response to wetland inundation: how antecedent conditions can inform environmental flow policies for native fish.
Journal of Applied Ecology.
51:1613-1621.
2014
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Beesley LKing AGawne BKoehn JPrice ANielsen DAmtstaetter FMeredith S. Optimising environmental watering of floodplain wetlands for fish.
Freshwater Biology.
59:2024-2037.
2014
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Campbell CJNielsen DLJohns CV. The value of plant functional groups in demonstrating and communicating vegetation responses to environmental flows.
Freshwater Biology.
59:858-869.
2014
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Nielsen DLPodnar KWatts RJWilson AL. Empirical evidence linking increased hydrologic stability with decreased biotic diversity within wetlands.
Hydrobiologia: the international journal on limnology and marine sciences.
708:81-96.
2013
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Vilizzi LPrice ABeesley LGawne BKing AJKoehn JDMeredith SNNielsen DL. Model development of a Bayesian Belief Network for managing inundation events for wetland fish.
Environmental Modelling and Software.
41:1-14.
2013
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Ning NSPGawne BCook RANielsen DL. Zooplankton dynamics in response to the transition from drought to flooding in four Murray–Darling Basin rivers affected by differing levels of flow regulation.
Hydrobiologia: the international journal on limnology and marine sciences.
702:45-62.
2013
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Watkins SCNing NSPGawne BNielsen DL. Managing wetlands as off-river storages: impacts on zooplankton communities.
Hydrobiologia: the international journal on limnology and marine sciences.
701:51-63.
2013
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BEESLEY LEAHKING ALISONJAMTSTAETTER FRANKKOEHN JOHNDGAWNE BENPRICE AMINANIELSEN DARYLLVILIZZI LORENZOMEREDITH SHAUNN. Does flooding affect spatiotemporal variation of fish assemblages in temperate floodplain wetlands?.
Freshwater Biology.
57:2230-2246.
2012
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Ning NSPWatkins SCGawne BNielsen DL. Assessing the potential for using wetlands as intermediary storages to conjunctively maintain ecological values and support agricultural demands.
Journal of Environmental Management.
107:19-27.
2012
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NIELSEN DARYLLSMITH DANIELLEPETRIE ROCHELLE. Resting egg banks can facilitate recovery of zooplankton communities after extended exposure to saline conditions.
Freshwater Biology.
57:1306-1314.
2012
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Hladyz SNielsen DLSuter PJKrull ES. Temporal variations in organic carbon utilization by consumers in a lowland river.
River Research and Applications: an international journal devoted to river research and management.
28:513-528.
2012
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Gawne BPrice AKoehn JDKing AJNielsen DLMeredith SBeesley LVilizzi L. A Bayesian Belief Network Decision Support Tool for Watering Wetlands to Maximise Native Fish Outcomes.
Wetlands: the journal of the Society of Wetland Scientists.
32:277-287.
2012
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Vilizzi LPrice ABeesley LGawne BKing AJKoehn JDMeredith SNNielsen DLSharpe CP. The belief index: An empirical measure for evaluating outcomes in Bayesian belief network modelling.
Ecological Modelling.
228:123-129.
2012
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Ning NSPHladyz SGawne BMaffei SPrice ANielsen DL. Morphological, physiological and behavioural response patterns of carp gudgeon Hypseleotris spp. to food deprivation: implications for assessing health.
Journal of Fish Biology.
80:218-224.
2012
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WATKINS SUSANNECNIELSEN DARYLQUINN GERRYPGAWNE BEN. The influence of leaf litter on zooplankton in floodplain wetlands: changes resulting from river regulation.
Freshwater Biology.
56:2432-2447.
2011
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NING NATHANSPNIELSEN DARYLLBALDWIN DARRENS. Assessing the potential for biotic communities to recolonise freshwater wetlands affected by sulfidic sediments.
Freshwater Biology.
56:2299-2315.
2011
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Hladyz SCook RAPetrie RNielsen DL. Influence of substratum on the variability of benthic biofilm stable isotope signatures: implications for energy flow to a primary consumer.
Hydrobiologia: the international journal on limnology and marine sciences.
664:135-146.
2011
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Ning NSPNielsen DL. Community structure and composition of microfaunal egg bank assemblages in riverine and floodplain sediments.
Hydrobiologia: the international journal on limnology and marine sciences.
661:211-221.
2011
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Barrett RNielsen DLCroome R. Associations between the plant communities of floodplain wetlands, water regime and wetland type.
River Research and Applications: an international journal devoted to river research and management.
26:866-876.
2010
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Ning NSPNielsen DLHillman TJSuter PJ. The influence of planktivorous fish on zooplankton resting-stage communities in riverine slackwater regions.
Journal of Plankton Research.
32:411-421.
2010
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NING NATHANSPNIELSEN DARYLLHILLMAN TERRYJSUTER PHILLIPJ. The influence of planktivorous fish on zooplankton communities in riverine slackwaters.
Freshwater Biology.
55:360-374.
2010
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Nielsen DLGigney HWatson G. Riverine habitat heterogeneity: the role of slackwaters in providing hydrologic buffers for benthic microfauna.
Hydrobiologia: the international journal on limnology and marine sciences.
638:181-191.
2010
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Nielsen DLBrock MA. Modified water regime and salinity as a consequence of climate change: prospects for wetlands of Southern Australia.
Climatic Change: an interdisciplinary, international journal devoted to the description, causes and implications of climatic change.
95:523-533.
2009
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Ning NSPNielsen DLPaul WLHillman TJSuter PJ. Microinvertebrate dynamics in riverine slackwater and mid-channel habitats in relation to physico-chemical parameters and food availability.
River Research and Applications: an international journal devoted to river research and management.
26:n/a-n/a.
2009
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Alexander PNielsen DLNias D. Response of wetland plant communities to inundation within floodplain landscapes.
Ecological Management and Restoration.
9:187-195.
2008
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Nielsen DLWatson G. The response of epibenthic rotifers and microcrustacean communities to flow manipulations in lowland rivers.
Hydrobiologia: the international journal on limnology and marine sciences.
603:117-128.
2008
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Ning NSPNielsen DLHillman TJSuter PJ. Evaluation of a new technique for characterizing resting stage zooplankton assemblages in riverine slackwater habitats and floodplain wetlands.
Journal of Plankton Research.
30:415-422.
2008
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Nielsen DLBrock MAVogel MPetrie R. From fresh to saline: a comparison of zooplankton and plant communities developing under a gradient of salinity with communities developing under constant salinity levels.
Marine and Freshwater Research.
59:549-549.
2008
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NIELSEN DARYLLBROCK MARGARETAPETRIE ROCHELLECROSSLÉ KATHARINE. The impact of salinity pulses on the emergence of plant and zooplankton from wetland seed and egg banks.
Freshwater Biology.
52:784-795.
2007
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BROCK MARGARETANIELSEN DARYLLCROSSLE KATHARINE. Changes in biotic communities developing from freshwater wetland sediments under experimental salinity and water regimes.
Freshwater Biology.
50:1376-1390.
2005
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Nielsen DWatson GPetrie R. Microfaunal communities in three lowland rivers under differing flow regimes.
Hydrobiologia: the international journal on limnology and marine sciences.
543:101-111.
2005
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Rees GNBaldwin DSWatson GOPerryman SNielsen DL. Ordination and significance testing of microbial community composition derived from terminal restriction fragment length polymorphisms: application of multivariate statistics.
Antonie van Leeuwenhoek: international journal of general and molecular microbiology.
86:339-347.
2004
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Nielsen DLBrock MACrossle KHarris KHealey MJarosinski I. The effects of salinity on aquatic plant germination and zooplankton hatching from two wetland sediments.
Freshwater Biology.
48:2214-2223.
2003
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Brock MANielsen DLShiel RJGreen JDLangley JD. Drought and aquatic community resilience: the role of eggs and seeds in sediments of temporary wetlands.
Freshwater Biology.
48:1207-1218.
2003
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Nielsen DLBrock MARees GNBaldwin DS. Effects of increasing salinity on freshwater ecosystems in Australia.
Australian Journal of Botany.
51:655-655.
2003
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Nielsen DLHillman TJSmith FJShiel RJ. The influence of seasonality and duration of flooding on zooplankton in experimental billabongs.
River Research and Applications: an international journal devoted to river research and management.
18:227-237.
2002
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Nielsen DL. Impact of water regime and fish predation on zooplankton resting egg production and emergence.
Journal of Plankton Research.
22:433-446.
2000
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Nielsen DLHillman TJSmith FJShiel RJ. The influence of a planktivorous fish on zooplankton assemblages in experimental billabongs.
Hydrobiologia: the international journal on limnology and marine sciences.
434:1-9.
2000
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Nielsen DLHillman TJSmith FJ. Effects of hydrological variation and planktivorous competition on macroinvertebrate community structure in experimental billabongs.
Freshwater Biology.
42:427-444.
1999
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Nielsen D. Flooding: The lifeblood of our billabongs.
Water.
25:22.
1998
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Baldwin DSFord PNielsen DL. Resolution of the spatial variability in sediment composition within and between water-storage reservoirs using non-parametric statistical techniques.
Water Research.
32:826-830.
1998
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Nielsen DLChick AJ. Flood-mediated changes in aquatic macrophyte community structure.
Marine and Freshwater Research.
48:153-153.
1997
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Shackleton MERees GNWatson GCampbell CNielsen D. Environmental DNA reveals landscape mosaic of wetland plant communities.
Global Ecology and Conservation.
19.
2019
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conference paper
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Ning NNielsen DHillman TSuter P. Resting stage and active zooplankton dynamics within slackwater zones of an Australian floodplain river..
American Society for Limnology and Oceanography.
62-63.
2008
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Nielsen DWatkins SSuter S. Inhibitory effects of low DO on zooplankton emergence..
New Zealand Freshwater Science Society and Australian Society for Limnology Conference.
77-77.
2007
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Ning NHillman TNielsen DSuter P. Microinvertebrate dynamics within slackwater and flowing habitats of a temperate Australian floodplain river..
New Zealand Freshwater Science Society and Australian Society for Limnology Conference.
62-62.
2007
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Croome RNielsen DSmith D. The impact of fire on wetland seed and egg banks..
New Zealand Freshwater Science Society and Australian Society for Limnology Conference.
74-74.
2007
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Smith DNielsen D. Development of zooplankton communities along a decreasing salinity gradient..
46-46.
2006
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Ning NNielsen DHillman TSuter P. Evaluation of a new technique for characterizing resting stage zooplankton assemblages.
39-39.
2006
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Barrett RCroome RNielsen D. The relationship between vegetation, water regimes and wetland type in wetlands of the Murray River floodplain..
17-17.
2006
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Langley JMShiel RJNielsen DLGreen JD. Hatching from the sediment egg-bank, or aerial dispersing? - The use of mesocosms in assessing rotifer biodiversity.
Hydrobiologia: the international journal on limnology and marine sciences.
203-211.
2001
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Nielsen DLShiel RJSmith FJ. Ecology versus taxonomy: Is there a middle ground?.
Hydrobiologia: the international journal on limnology and marine sciences.
451-457.
1998
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Shiel RJGreen JDNielsen DL. Floodplain biodiversity: Why are there so many species?.
Hydrobiologia: the international journal on limnology and marine sciences.
39-46.
1998
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HILLMAN TJNIELSEN DL. Chironomid assemblages of temporal and permanent water bodies in an Australian floodplain forest.
CHIRONOMIDS.
197-203.
1994
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Ning NNielsen DHillman TSuter P. Resting stage and active zooplankton dynamics within slackwater zones of an Australian floodplain river..
American Society for Limnology and Oceanography.
62-63.
2008
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report
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Cresswell IBaumgartner LBond NBrown PChua SCooling MCuddy SHillman TKingsford RLester RMallen-Cooper MMcGinness HNicol SNielsen DRobson BStratford DWebb A. Scoping the development of a method to assess the relative environmental benefits of Complementary Measures : a report to the Murray Darling Basin Authority. Version 2.0
2017
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Durant RWilson JCampbell CCapon SJames CMorris KNicol JNielsen DThomas R. Recruitment of long-lived floodplain vegetation: Mesocosm study experimental design. Final Report.
1-28.
2016
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Nielsen DRees GBrown PBaldwin DStoffels RGawne BBond N. The MDBA–MDFRC Collaboration Project: Stocktake Report. Final Report
2016
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Ning NSPStratford DNielsen DBaldwin DBrown PDavis JMcGinness H. A Review of Climate Refuge Science and its application in the Basin. Final Report..
1-65.
2015
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Overton ICPollino CARoberts JReid JRWBond NMcGinness HMGawne BStratford DSMerrin LEBarma DCuddy SMNielsen DLSmith THenderson BLBaldwin DSChiu GSDoody TM. Development of the Murray-Darling Basin Plan SDL Adjustment Ecological Elements Method.
i-168.
2015
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Rees GNielsen DBaldwin DGawne BBaumgartner LBrown P. MDFRC Research Strategy. Draft Report..
1-38.
2015
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Durant RWatson GONielsen DLRees GN. Moira Grass seed bank study (Barmah Forest). Final Report..
1-25.
2015
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Nielsen DLDurant RPetrie RRees G. Wetland Carbon Dynamics Monitoring Program 2013/14. Final Report..
1-30.
2014
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Bond NBoon PNielsen DVietz GNeal BCottingham P. Broken River environmental watering plan. Final Report..
1-64.
2013
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Campbell CJNielsen DGawne BButcher R. IECA Proof of Concept Trial - Technical report: Indicator identification. Milestone 4 Draft Report.
1-24.
2013
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Gawne BButcher RDurant RNielsen DEllis EHenderson MNing NCampbell CHawking J. IECA Proof of Concept Trial – Technical report. Final Report..
1-158.
2013
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Baldwin DGawne BHenderson MNielsen DNing NPrice AStoffels RWatson G. The Living Murray icon sites: a synthesis of monitoring outcomes from 2012–13. Draft Report..
1-92.
2013
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Nielsen DVogel M. Broken River Restoration Project. Final Report..
1-18.
2012
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Cook RNing NNielsen DGawne BVilizzi L. Changes to the structure and function of Murray-Darling Basin rivers in response to the transition from drought. Draft Final Report 2011..
1-145.
2012
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Cook RANing NNielsen DGawne BVilizzi L. Changes to the structure and function of Murray-Darling Basin rivers in response to the transition from drought. Final Report 2011..
1-71.
2012
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Ning NSPCook RVilizzi LGawne BNielsen DPetrie R. Ecological Resilience in the Murray Darling Basin 2011-12 (MD2009): Floodplain Response Project. Final Report..
1-135.
2012
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Nielsen DPetrie RTNing NCook R. Ecological Resilience in the Murray Darling Basin 2011-12 (MD2009): Floodplain Response Project. Progress Report..
1-9.
2012
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Nielsen DGawne BWheaton L. Evaluation of the ecological benefits of Commonwealth environmental water 2011 -12. Final Report..
1-52.
2012
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Ning NSPCook RVilizzi LGawne BNielsen DPetrie R. Impacts of the 2010/2011 and 2011/2012 flooding events on the structure and function of the Murray Darling Basin rivers. Draft Final Report..
1-135.
2012
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Cook RNielsen DPetrie R. Monitoring dissolved oxygen and water quality around the Barmah-Millewa Forest. Final Report..
1-16.
2012
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Wallace TBaldwin DStoffels RRees GNielsen DJohns CCampbell CSharpe C. 'Natural' versus 'Artificial' watering of floodplains and wetlands.
1-28.
2011
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Cook RNing NNielsen DVogel MGawne B. A Preliminary Analysis of the Response of Regulated and Unregulated Rivers in the Transition from Drought to Flood in the Southern Murray-Darling Basin. Milestone Report..
1-47.
2011
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Vilizzi LPrice AGawne BBeesley LKing AKoehn JNielsen D. Fish in Wetlands Decision Support Tool: User Manual..
1-53.
2011
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Durant RNielsen DGawne BBeesley L. Management Plan for Coonancoocabil Lagoon. Final Report 2011..
1-29.
2011
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King APetrie RNielsen DMahoney J. Monitoring fish recruitment, water quality and secondary production in Barmah-Millewa Forest, 2010/11. Progress Report 1..
1-13.
2011
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Ning NNielsen DBaldwin D. The Impact of Sulfidic Sediments on the Zooplankton and Aquatic Plant Communities Developing from Wetland Sediments in Inland New South Wales.
1-26.
2011
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Cook RANing NNielsen DVogel MGawne B. The analysis of the response of a large lowland river in the transition from drought to flood at key sites around Barmah - Millewa. Progress Report.
1-26.
2011
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Beesley LPrice AKing AGawne BNielsen DKoehn JMeredith SVillizzi LHladyz S. Watering Floodplain Wetlands in the Murray-Darling Basin for Native Fish.
1-217.
2011
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Nielsen DStoffels RVogel M. Broken River Rehabilitation Project 2009
2010
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Holland GWatson GNielsen DPurbrick SCollett K. Salinity Targets Review: A Process for Developing Objectives and Targets
2010
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Vogel MPetrie RNielsen DStoffels R. Broken River Rehabilitation Project
2008
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Nielsen DWallace TMcCarthy BDurant RReid C. Monitoring of Temporarily Disconnected River Murray Wetlands: Refilling Recommendations
2008
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Nielsen DReid C. Weir Pool Manipulation (In-channel and Wetland Effects): Report on Pre-drawdown Monitoring Weir Pools and Wetlands
2008
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McCarthy BNielsen DBaldwin DMeredith SRoberts JKing AReid JWard K. Barmah Wetland System Environmental Monitoring Program, Part B : Monitoring Program
2006
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Gigney HPetrie RGawne BNielsen DHowitt J. The Exchange of Material between the Murray River Channel and Barmah-Millewa Forest during the 2005/2006 Floodplain Watering
2006
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McCarthy BNielsen DBaldwin DMeredith S. Barmah Wetland System Environmental Monitoring Program, Part A : Background Information
2005
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Gawne BCook RGigney HHawking JMitchell ANielsen DWatson G. Successional processes in lowland river slackwaters
2005
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Gawne BCook RGigney HMitchell AHawking JNielsen DWatson G. Ecological response to manipulations of the hydrology in slackwater and flow patches on the Broken River
2004
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Cresswell IBaumgartner LBond NBrown PChua SCooling MCuddy SHillman TKingsford RLester RMallen-Cooper MMcGinness HNicol SNielsen DRobson BStratford DWebb A. Scoping the development of a method to assess the relative environmental benefits of Complementary Measures : a report to the Murray Darling Basin Authority. Version 2.0
2017