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Browsing publications by Dr Liam Lachs

Newcastle AuthorsTitleYearFull text
Dr Liam Lachs
Dr Peter Mumby
Professor John Bythell
Dr Adriana Humanes Schumann
Dr James Guest
Emergent increase in coral thermal tolerance reduces mass bleaching under climate change2023
Dr Liam Lachs
Dr Adriana Humanes Schumann
Professor John Bythell
Dr Elizabeth Wass
Emeritus Professor Alasdair Edwards
et al.
No apparent trade-offs associated with heat tolerance in a reef-building coral2023
Emeritus Professor Alasdair Edwards
Dr James Guest
Dr Liam Lachs
Coral spawning calendar for Sesoko Station, Okinawa, Japan2022
Dr Liam Lachs
Dr James Guest
SizeExtractR: A workflow for rapid reproducible extraction of object size metrics from scaled images2022
Dr Adriana Humanes Schumann
Dr Liam Lachs
Dr Elizabeth Wass
Professor John Bythell
Emeritus Professor Alasdair Edwards
et al.
Within-population variability in coral heat tolerance indicates climate adaptation potential2022
Dr Adriana Humanes Schumann
Dr Elizabeth Wass
Professor John Bythell
Emeritus Professor Alasdair Edwards
Dr Liam Lachs
et al.
An Experimental Framework for Selectively Breeding Corals for Assisted Evolution2021
Dr Liam Lachs
Professor John Bythell
Emeritus Professor Alasdair Edwards
Dr James Guest
Fine-tuning heat stress algorithms to optimise global predictions of mass coral bleaching.2021
Dr Liam Lachs
Linking population size structure, heat stress and bleaching responses in a subtropical endemic coral2021
Dr Liam Lachs
Dr Adriana Humanes Schumann
Emeritus Professor Alasdair Edwards
Professor John Bythell
Dr James Guest
Photogrammetry as a tool to improve ecosystem restoration.2021