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Vulnerability of an iconic Australian finfish (barramundi, Lates calcarifer) and related industries to altered climate across tropical Australia


Provided by   James Cook University

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Researchers: Alexander Guy Carton ,  Carolyn Smith-Keune ,  Dean Robert Jerry ,  Igor Pirozzi ,  Jeremy James VanDerWal
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Full description This project will use modelling incorporating biophysical and new genetic, physiological and parasite data to evaluate predicted climate scenarios on the distribution and abundance of the wild barramundi fishery, as well as on aquaculture impacts. Options leading to adaptation by stakeholders will also be determined.

Notes Funding source: Fisheries Research & Development Corporation-DCCEE Grant

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Animal Production and Animal Primary Products | Aquaculture Fin Fish (Excl. Tuna) | Biological Sciences | Barramundi (Lates calcarifer) | Climate Change | Ecology | Fisheries - Aquaculture | Fisheries - Wild Caught | Freshwater Ecology | Genetics | Genetics | Modelling | Physiology | Physiology Not Elsewhere Classified | Population, Ecological and Evolutionary Genetics | Wild Caught Fin Fish (Excl. Tuna) | metabolics | parasites |
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