Poster Session I — ASN Events

Poster Session I

Our popular POSTER SCAVENGER HUNT is back!

Delegates will follow clues to find specific posters, meet the presenters, and go in the draw to win fun prizes. It’s a great way to spark meaningful discussions around your research.

Enter Here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1mK_XuDoN-RgfkYv9Stmz0zW8gapaSNUWh5zrTrSTo8g/viewform?edit_requested=true

Chat with the poster presenters and find the answers to the prompts
Win prizes

Entries close at the end of Thursday Morning Tea session. A SECOND POSTER SESSION during Thursday morning tea (10:30am–11:30am) is another fantastic chance to connect with poster presenters and answer all the prompts before you miss your chance to win the exciting prizes.

This year, poster presenters will wear WHITE LANYARDS making it easy for delegates to spot and connect with you. All other delegates will wear navy lanyards.

Morphometric measurements of the nutritive condition of coastal dolphins in Southeast Queensland, Australia, through the use of drone-based photogrammetry (#111)

5:00 PM

Jessica M Buckman

Higher Temperatures Affect the Growth and AMR Dynamics of Elasmobranch Microbes (#112)

5:00 PM

Jasmine Ascensio

Exploring social complexity in a marine protected area: users, values, and activities in Yawuru Nagulagun/ Roebuck Bay Marine Park (#113)

5:00 PM

Danielle Godwin

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Dynamic Developmental Shifts in the Microbiome of the Marine Sponge Amphimedon queenslandica (#101)

Safeguarding Australia's Great Southern Reef (#103)

Bioplastics: A Catch-22 for Marine Invertebrates? (#102)

Marine Heatwaves: Impacts on Sub-tropical Intertidal Rocky Shores (#109)

Morphometric measurements of the nutritive condition of coastal dolphins in Southeast Queensland, Australia, through the use of drone-based photogrammetry (#111)

Higher Temperatures Affect the Growth and AMR Dynamics of Elasmobranch Microbes (#112)

Exploring social complexity in a marine protected area: users, values, and activities in Yawuru Nagulagun/ Roebuck Bay Marine Park (#113)

New approaches for mapping the lost subtidal oyster reefs of Moreton Bay (#114)

Supporting decisions in Victoria’s marine and coastal environment (#115)

Spatial metabolomics to decipher interactions between corals and their microalgal endosymbionts (#116)

People, Culture, Collaboration and Governance to Restore Coastal Ecosystems (#117)

Impact of Anthropogenic and Environmental Variables on the Composition and Distribution of Fish Assemblages in Victoria (#119)

New sea-level reconstructions from southeastern Australia (#123)

Skin microbiome shifts under changing environmental conditions in coastal Elasmobranchs (#126)

Enhancing Marine Spatial Planning through Integrated Seabed Mapping and Science Communication (#127)

Are we shark bait? The natural threats and survivability of dolphins in south-east Queensland (#128)

Developing a cryopreservation protocol for gene banking of the marine macroalga Cystophora subfarcinata (#130)

Seasonality, Wind and Characteristics of Plastic Polymer Accumulation on Western Australia's South Coast (#131)

Drone-based monitoring of dugongs, turtles and marine megafauna in Mandubarra Sea Country (#132)

ROS-scavenging Abilities of Bacterial Candidates Earmarked for Enhancing Coral Thermal Tolerance (#133)

What's on the menu? Species diversity, quantity, and relative importance of prey eaten by Tursiops aduncus, Sousa sahulensis, and Delphinus delphis in Southeast Queensland using stomach content analysis (#134)

Queensland Marine Turtle Network Supporting Citizen Science Programs (#135)

Fish Community Dynamics Across Different Habitats in Marra Sea Country and Management Implications (#136)

Fish Community Composition of Southern Australia Micro-Estuaries (#137)

Bioaccumulation of metals in the critically endangered Maugean skate, Macquarie Harbour, Tasmania. (#138)

Photosynthesis and Photosynthetic Electron Transport in the soft coral Sinularia spp and its zooxanthellae. (#139)

Eastern Maar assert their place in caring for Koontapool (southern right whale) and Sea Country (#141)

Macroplastic Pollution in Small Islands of Eastern Indonesia: Quantifying the Challenge (#142)

Aquatic bite club: canine tooth structure and function in aquatic mammals (#143)

Life Upstream: Uncovering the Palaeoecology of the Australian Lake Dolphin (#144)

Marine debris: An ecological trap for nest building flightless cormorants (Phalacrocorax harrisi) in the Galápagos Archipelago. (#145)

Seagrass mapping, monitoring and restoration projects with Indigenous land and sea rangers on the Great Barrier Reef, Queensland. (#146)

Modelling Across Scales with COMPAS: a 3d Unstructured Ocean Model for Regional and Coastal Prediction (#147)

Minderoo OceanOmics Centre at UWA: Developing and applying genomics tools to transform biodiversity discovery and conservation (#149)

Co-designing training materials with Indigenous Ranger groups for seagrass monitoring in northern Australia (#150)

The Great Barrier Reef Dolphin Project: an Example of a successful partnership between First Nations people and scientific expert (#152)

Harmonizing cultural heritage and marine science: a collaborative monitoring framework for the Lalang-gaddam marine park (2024–2028) (#153)

Next Generation Reef Restoration: Advancing Marine Restoration Through Novel Materials (#154)

Enhancing Seedling Establishment through Plant Growth Regulators in Posidonia angustifolia (#155)

Zooming in: An evaluation of Port Phillip Bay’s coastline to narrow in on opportunities for nature-based coastal protection (#157)

A primer for cumulative impact assessments to bridge the research implementation gap (#158)

The art of writing scientific articles for young readers: Our article about dugongs being underwater detectives that help us protect seagrass (#159)

Putting sawfishes back on the map: identifying current hotspots and threats to extant populations (#160)

Pressures and Predation: Effects of Human Activity and Elasmobranch Presence on Teleost Fish Assemblages (#161)

Microbiome and health: sequencing the gut microbiome of green sea turtles suffering from emerging gastrointestinal disease (#162)

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