Tuesday, 13th October Australian Society for Fish Biology 2020 Virtual Conference

Please note all times are in AEDT

• Science for policy and places: how to ensure our research has an impact. - Emma Johnston

• A spoonful of acid helps the fish feed go down: using diet to reduce the energetic and physiological cost of digestion in fish.    - Harriet R Goodrich
• Microplastic contamination in Australian decapod crustaceans - Oluniyi Solomon Ogunola
• Movement behaviour of snapper (Chrysophrys auratus) at the front of their poleward range extension - Barrett Wolfe
• Can the rate of water temperature decline be utilised to reduce the impacts of cold water pollution from dams on fish physiology and performance? - Monique Parisi
• Drivers of latitudinal variation in snapper growth along the east and west coasts of australia - Clement Mr Ng
• Determining estuarine nursery contribution to an exploited Mulloway stock in NSW: an otolith chemistry study. - Angela Russell
• Movement of fish communities in the Mitchell River catchment and predicted impacts of potential dams - Kaitlyn O'Mara
• Dynamic distributions of temperate forage fish at multiple spatio-temporal scales - Matthew Holland

• Invertivorous fishes and their foraging microhabitat preferences can influence macroalgal epifaunal productivity in tropical marine ecosystems - Yi-Yang Chen
• Carryover effects of boat noise on juvenile reef fish escape response - Laura M Velasquez
• From temperate to tropical: what are the impacts of tropicalisation on shallow reef fish communities and their dietary sources? - Paula Sgarlatta

• Investigating the efficacy of trace elemental analysis on calcified tissues to track the provenance of octopus - Divya Daryanani
• Lifetime movement history is associated with variable growth of a freshwater fish - Joshua Barrow

• Semi-quantitative histopathological assessment of gill lesions in greenlip abalone (Haliotis laevigata) held at elevated water temperature.   - Rebecca L Pedler
• How fish become the top dog an investigation into the causes of dominance in the humpback limia - Jack Orford
• Biological considerations for marine ecosystem forecasting to support climate-resilient fisheries - Jessica Bolin
• Lose Home or Eat More: can lobsters help conquer the challenge of range expanding, barren-forming sea urchins in Tasmania? - Jennifer E Smith
• A novel approach for estimating growth and mortality of fish larvae across fine scales. - Charles Hinchliffe
• Similar changes in fish functional diversity through space and time in temperate reefs undergoing tropicalisation - Paula Sgarlatta

2:36PM Q&A Panel Discussion