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Bacterial cell division: themechanism and its precision

Harry Elizabeth; Monahan Leigh; Thompson Lyndal (Elsevier, 2006)

The recent devlopment of cell biolofy technques for bacteria to allow visualisation of fundamental processes in time and space, and their use in synchronous populations of cells, has resulted in a dramatic increase in our ...
Biochemical and molecular aspects in phytoremediation of selenium

De Filippis Luigi (Springer Verlag, 2010)

The element selenium (Se) is considered a finite and non-renewable resource on earth, and has been found to be an essential element in humans, animals, micro-organisms and some other eukaryotes; but as yet its essentiality ...
Biogenesis and Funciton of Type IV Pili in Pseudomonas Species

Whitchurch Cynthia (Springer, 2006)

Type IV pili or fimbriae are non-flagellar, filamentous surface appendages that are associated with a number of biological activities in bacteria. These processes include a form of surface translocation termed twitching ...
Biology of the Chlorophyll D-Containing Cyanobacterium Acaryochloris Marina

Kuhl Michael; Chen Min; Larkum Anthony (Springer, 2007)

Oxygenic phototrophs (cyanobacteria, algae and higher plants) primarily absorb solar energy in the visible spectral (400¿700 nm) region by use of various chlorophylls, while anoxygenic phototrophs are bacteria, which can ...
Chlorophyll fluorescence in reef building corals

Warner Mark; Lesser Michael; Ralph Peter (Springer, 2011)

The ecological success of reef-building corals throughout the tropics is due in large part to the endosymbiotic dinoflagellates that reside within the gastrodermal cells of these cnidarian hosts. These algae, belonging to ...
Coexistence

Booth David; Murray Brad (Elsevier Science & Technology Books, 2008)
Conservation and management of tropical coastal ecosystems

Gladstone William (Springer, 2009)

All major coastal ecosystems in the tropics are being degraded. The problems include losses of biodiversity, reduced ecosystem functions, and costs to coastal human societies. Declines in speciesï¿½ abundances, and habitat ...
Coral Reefs: naturally dynamic and increasingly disturbed ecosystems

Harrison Peter; Booth David (Oxford University Press, 2007)

Authors PL Harrison and DJ Booth
Flight response as a causative factor in kangaroo-vehicle collisions

Lee E; Croft D B; Ramp Daniel (CSIRO Publishing, 2010)

The reactions of large animals to vehicles approaching along roads and the role these reactions play in the likelihood of collisions with vehicles are not well understood. This study examined the flight responses of kangaroos ...
Fluorescence as a Tool to Understand Changes in Photosynthetic Electron Flow Regulation

Ralph Peter; Wilhelm Christian; Lavaud Johann; Jakob Torsten; Petrou Katherina; Kranz Sven (Springer, 2011)

This chapter investigates the use of chlorophyll a fluorescence to better understand changes in the regulation of photosynthetic electron transport. It describes the different electron pathways utilised by photosynthetic ...
Human impacts on seagrasses: Eutrophication, sedimentation and contamination

Ralph Peter; Tomasko David; Moore Ken; Seddon Stephanie; Macinnis-Ng Catriona (Springer, 2006)
The metapopulation paradigm: a fragmented view of conservation biology

Thrall Peter; Burdon Jeremy; Murray Bradley (Cambridge University Press, 2000)

In the past, single-population approaches have dominated ecology and evolutionary biology. However, populations are not isolated either in time or space, but are connected by among-population processes such as migration ...
Monitoring Drought Using Coarse-Resolution Polar-Orbiting Satellite Data

Anyamba A.; Tucker C; Huete Alfredo; Boken V. (Oxford University Press, 2005)

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Multiple Antimicrobial Resistance

George Anthony (ASM Press, 2005)
Photosynthesis and Metabolism in Seagrasses at the Cellular Level

Larkum Anthony; Drew Edward; Ralph Peter (Springer, 2006)
The Physical Diversity and Assessment of a Large River System: the Murray-Darling Basin, Australia

Thoms Martin; Rayburg Scott; Neave Melissa (John Wiley & Sons, 2007)

A trend in river science over the last 15 years has been the increased emphasis on larger systems. This has been refl ected in an expanding literature base describing the physical character and processes of large rivers. ...
Resistance and Buffer Capacity

Booth David; Figueira William (Elsevier Science & Technology Books, 2008)
Roads as drivers of change for macropodids

Ramp Daniel (CSIRO Publishing, 2010)

As an iconic and predominantly endemic Australian family of mammals, the Macropodidae are synonymous with Australia's faunal identity. Of the 53 species known prior to European settlement, six have since gone extinct and ...
Spatiotemporal trends of forest cover change in Southeast Asia

Erasmi S.; Ardiansyah M.; Propastin P.; Huete Alfredo (Springer, 2010)

The current state of tropical forest cover and its change have been identified as key variables in modelling and measuring the consequences of human action on ecosystems. The conversion of tropical forest cover to any other ...
Toward using an oxidatively damaged plasmid as an intra- and inter-laboratory standard for ancient DNA studies

Watson Loraine; Connell Julie; Harding Angus; Whitchurch Cynthia (ANU E Press, 2009)

The following paper was originally presented by Dr Thomas H. Loy at the 6th International Conference on Ancient DNA and Associated Biomolecules held in Israel, July 2002. It is included here with editorial and formatting ...

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