Peter M. Davies

Environmental Science · Physical Sciences

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Research Topics

Fish Ecology and Management Studies(44), Freshwater macroinvertebrate diversity and ecology(20), HIV/AIDS Research and Interventions(14), Hydrology and Watershed Management Studies(14), Hydrology and Sediment Transport Processes(14)

Publications97 total

Perspectives on Fucking
2020
Sex, Gay Men and AIDS
2020· 67 cited
Historical Background
2020
HIV Testing and Seroprevalence
2020
Metaphorical Constructions
2020
Parameters of Sexual Behaviour
2020
Casual and Regular Sexual Partnerships
2020
A Brief History of HIV Education
2020
The influence of particle size and mineralogy on both phosphorus retention and release by streambed sediments
Journal of Soils and Sediments·2019· 9 cited
Habitat disruption and the identification and management of functional trait changes
Fish and Fisheries·2018· 27 citedOpen Access
Hierarchical multi‐taxa models inform riparian vs. hydrologic restoration of urban streams in a permeable landscape
Ecological Applications·2017· 8 cited
Morphological plasticity in a native freshwater fish from semiarid Australia in response to variable water flows
Ecology and Evolution·2017· 29 citedOpen Access
Water flows shape lateral line morphology in an arid zone freshwater fish
UWA Profiles and Research Repository (University of Western Australia)·2017· 9 cited
Functional diversity of the lateral line system among populations of a native Australian freshwater fish
Journal of Experimental Biology·2017· 8 citedOpen Access
Productivity and Connectivity in Tropical Riverscapes of Northern Australia: Ecological Insights for Management
Ecosystems·2016· 60 citedOpen Access
Are our urban streams on fire? Using studies on fire to learn about the Urban Stream Syndrome
2016
Carbon sources for aquatic food webs of riverine and lacustrine tropical waterholes with variable groundwater influence
Marine and Freshwater Research·2016· 15 citedOpen Access
Heirarchical multi-taxa models of urban impacts on lotic macroinvertebrates: catchment-scale stormwater management versus local-scale riparian restoration
UWA Profiles and Research Repository (University of Western Australia)·2016
Appendix C. Seasonality index, interannual variation in maximum flood peak, and mean and maximum annual runoff for gauges used in the study.
Figshare·2016Open Access
Appendix B. Examples of correlations between in-stream gauge readings and floodplain inundation.
Figshare·2016Open Access
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Frequent Co-authors

Stuart E. Bunn(27), Neil E. Pettit(14), Michael M. Douglas(11), Danielle M. Warfe(10), Peter Weatherburn(10), Ford Hickson(9), Andrew J. Hunt(9), Bradley J. Pusey(8), Anthony P. M. Coxon(8), Stephen K. Hamilton(7), Timothy D. Jardine(6), T. J. McManus(4), Pauline F. Grierson(4), Thorsten D. Mosisch(3), Robert J. Naiman(3), Mark J. Kennard(3), Peter Bayliss(3), Douglas P. Ward(3), T J McManus(3), Paul Close(3)