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Chemical cues from a predatory fish (Parapercis colias) suppress feeding rates of the New Zealand sea urchin (Evechinus chloroticus).
Joseph S Curtis, Peter W Dillingham, Stephen R Wing

Sci Rep· November 2025

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Whales in the carbon cycle: can recovery remove carbon dioxide?: (Trends in Ecology & Evolution, 38:3 p:238-249, 2023).
Heidi C Pearson, Matthew S Savoca, Daniel P Costa, Michael W Lomas, Renato Molina, Stephen R Wing

Trends Ecol Evol· August 2024

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Whales in the carbon cycle: can recovery remove carbon dioxide?
Heidi C Pearson, Matthew S Savoca, Daniel P Costa, Michael W Lomas, Renato Molina, Stephen R Wing

Trends Ecol Evol· March 2023

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Understanding impacts of organic contaminants from aquaculture on the marine environment using a chemical fate model.
Shan Niu, Ruiwen Chen, Kimberly J Hageman, Rebecca M McMullin, Stephen R Wing

J Hazard Mater· February 2023

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Experimentally derived biochemical modelling parameters to improve understanding of aquaculture's effect on marine food webs.
Rebecca M McMullin, Stephen R Wing, Amandine Jm Sabadel, Kimberley J Hageman

Mar Environ Res· June 2022

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Organic contaminants in imported salmon feed and their effects on reef ecosystems in New Zealand.
Rebecca M McMullin, Ruiwen Chen, Shan Niu, Will Matthews, Trey Murschell, Stephen R Wing

Environ Pollut· April 2022

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Changes in microbial community phylogeny and metabolic activity along the water column uncouple at near sediment aphotic layers in fjords.
Sven P Tobias-Hünefeldt, Stephen R Wing, Federico Baltar, Sergio E Morales

Sci Rep· September 2021

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A quantitative analysis of organic matter inputs to soft sediment communities surrounding salmon farms in the Marlborough Sounds region of New Zealand.
Rebecca M McMullin, Amandine J M Sabadel, Kimberly J Hageman, Stephen R Wing

Sci Total Environ· June 2021

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Spatial variations in the stable isotope composition of the benthic algae, Halimeda tuna, and implications for paleothermometry.
M Dale Stokes, James J Leichter, Stephen R Wing

Sci Rep· October 2020

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Depth and location influence prokaryotic and eukaryotic microbial community structure in New Zealand fjords.
Sven P Tobias-Hünefeldt, Stephen R Wing, Nadjejda Espinel-Velasco, Federico Baltar, Sergio E Morales

Sci Total Environ· November 2019

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Contribution of sea ice microbial production to Antarctic benthic communities is driven by sea ice dynamics and composition of functional guilds.
Stephen R Wing, James J Leichter, Lucy C Wing, Dale Stokes, Sal J Genovese

Glob Chang Biol· August 2018

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VARIATIONS IN GROWTH, EROSION, PRODUCTIVITY, AND MORPHOLOGY OF ECKLONIA RADIATA (ALARIACEAE; LAMINARIALES) ALONG A FJORD IN SOUTHERN NEW ZEALAND.
Sheryl M Miller, Catriona L Hurd, Stephen R Wing

J Phycol· June 2011

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Hagfish in the New Zealand fjords are supported by chemoautotrophy of forest carbon.
Rebecca J McLeod, Stephen R Wing

Ecology· April 2007

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Effects of hydrographic barriers on population genetic structure of the sea star Coscinasterias muricata (Echinodermata, Asteroidea) in the New Zealand fiords.
Cecile Perrin, Stephen R Wing, Michael S Roy

Mol Ecol· August 2004

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