Publications

three species of pycnadenoides yamaguti, 1938 (digenea: opecoelidae), including two new species from temperate marine fishes of australia.	pycnadenoides pagrosomi yamaguti, 1938 and p. reversati n. sp. from pagrus auratus (sparidae) and p. invenustus n. sp. from nemadactylus valenciennesi (cheilodactylidae) are described from the temperate marine waters off south-west western australia and south-east queensland. the difference in the anterior extent of the vitelline follicles observed in p. reversati n. sp. recovered from off south-east queensland waters and the material from off western australia is discussed. p. reversati n. sp. ...	2003	12878851
species of stephanostomum looss, 1899 (digenea: acanthocolpidae) from fishes of australian and south pacific waters, including five new species.	nine species of stephanostomum are described from australian and southern pacific marine fishes: stephanostomum madhaviae n. sp. [syn. s. orientalis of madhavi (1976)] from caranx ignobilis, off hope island, queensland, with 30-34 circum-oral spines and vitelline fields almost reaching to the posterior extremity of the cirrus-sac; s. bicoronatum (stossich, 1883) from argyrosomus hololepidotus, off southport broadwater, queensland; s. votonimoli n. sp. from scomberoides lysan, off moorea, french ...	2003	12878848
similarities between line fishing and baited stereo-video estimations of length-frequency: novel application of kernel density estimates.	age structure data is essential for single species stock assessments but length-frequency data can provide complementary information. in south-western australia, the majority of these data for exploited species are derived from line caught fish. however, baited remote underwater stereo-video systems (stereo-bruvs) surveys have also been found to provide accurate length measurements. given that line fishing tends to be biased towards larger fish, we predicted that, stereo-bruvs would yield length ...	2012	23209547