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ASFBConference22nd–24thJuly,2017 Page1
SPONSORS
SPONSORS
EXHIBITORS
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INDEX
WelcometoAlbany____________________________________________3
WelcomefromASFB___________________________________________4
DelegateInformation__________________________________________5
InvitedSpeakers_____________________________________________11
Program ___________________________________________________14
PosterListing________________________________________________32
TradeDirectory______________________________________________32
Notes______________________________________________________35
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WELCOMETOALBANY
On behalf of the local organising committee for the 2017 ASFBconference, I’d like towelcome you all to the beautiful coastal town ofAlbanyonthesouthcoastofWesternAustralia.SituatedontheedgeofPrincess Royal Harbour and walking distance from the historic towncentre, the Albany Entertainment Centre is a spectacular venue to hostthe first stand-aloneASFB conference since 2011. This has provided theorganising committee with an opportunity to develop an excitingconferenceprogramthatisalittlebit‘outoftheordinary’.With theoverarching themeof ‘TurningPoints inFishandFisheries’,wehope to get everyone thinking about all those influential moments ordevelopments,smallandbig,thathavechangedthewaywegoaboutourresearch. After a few years of working hard to get both marine andfreshwater contributions in asmany sessions as possible,we aremixing(orratherun-mixing)itupfortheSunday,whentwoconcurrentsessionswill focus specifically on marine habitat-based topics and freshwater-relatedissuesforthefullday.I wish to thank everyone formaking the effort to travel all the way toAlbany for this conference. Thank you also to the local organisingcommitteeandtoASNforhelpingwiththeplanningoftheeventandtooursponsorsfortheircontributions.I wish everyone an enjoyable and rewarding conference and hope youenjoyyourstayinAlbany!GaryJacksonConferenceChairWe acknowledge the Noongar people, the traditional owners of thiscountryandtheircontinuingconnectiontoland,seaandcommunity.We offer our respect to them and their culture, to the elders past andpresent,andtothosewhowereremovedaschildren.
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WELCOMEFROMASFB
With great pleasure I welcome you to the 2017 ASFB Conference inAlbany, Western Australia. Ahuge thanks to the Local OrganisingCommittee and Conference Chair Gary Jackson for assembling anoutstanding program around the theme of Turning Points in Fish andFisheries.We have three days of high quality presentations to showcase ourendeavours in fish and fisheries, which is sure to generate livelydiscussions andnetworkingopportunities for scientists andmanagers atall stagesof theircareers.Wehavealsostrivedtoengagewiththe localcommunity during this conference, through a partnershipwith the localhigh school, and a public forum on topics relevant to the coastalcommunitiesofsouthwestAustralia.After the success of the Women in Ichthyology forum at ASFB 2016Hobart,thisyearwekickoffwithafocusonearlycareerdevelopmentinfish and fisheries. TheNurturing Fish Scientists sessionwill take us on ajourney from the post-graduate (larval) phase to fully-recruitedichthyologists,withseveralspeakersandadiscussionforumallowingustoshareourexperiencesandtipsformakingthemostoftheformativeyearsin becoming a professional scientist or manager in this rewarding, buthighly competitive field. We will also feature the popular Rapid Talks,where studentswill take to the stage to spruik their research in a shortand sweet format.Thank you to our Conference&Workshop ConvenerBrendanEbnerandEducationCommitteeChairStephenBeattyforguidingthesefantasticsessions.IhopethatyouenjoytheconferenceandtaketheopportunitytoexploreAlbanyand its surroundingareasduringyourvisit.Whenyoudo,pleasetake the time to engage with the locals and share your passion andknowledgeforallthingsfishandfisheries!DrChrisFultonPresident,AustralianSocietyforFishBiology
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DELEGATEINFORMATION
VENUE
AlbanyEntertainmentCentre2TollPlace,AlbanyWA,6330Phone:(08)98445000Website:www.albanyentertainment.com.auEmail:aec@ptt.wa.gov.auORGANISER’SOFFICE–ASNEVENTS
The conference registration desk, located in Harbour Side Foyer, willoperateasperthetimeslistedbelow:
Saturday,Sunday&Monday: 7:30am–5:30pm
AllconferencerelatedenquiresshouldbedirectedtoASNEventsstaffatthis desk. Accommodation queries should be directed to the relevanthotelreceptiondesk.INTERNETACCESS
FreeWi-Fi is available to conference delegates at the venue. There aredifferentnetworksforvariouslocationsandroomswithinthebuilding:
TheHarbourSideFoyerNetwork:VIEWRestaurantPassword:July#2017
Kalyneup1:NetworkName:AECStudio1Password:Stud16za
Kalyneup2:NetworkName:AECStudio2Password:Stud16hd
Unfortunately, there is no Wi-Fi in the Auditorium or the PRT Stage.PleasecontactASNstaffifyouhaveanydifficultiesconnecting.
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MAPOFALBANYENTERTAINMENTCENTRE
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CONFERENCEWEBAPP
TheofficialASFB2017web-basedappwillkeepyouorganisedduringthemeeting.Youcanusetheapptoupdateyourprofileinformationandview:
• Anup-to-datedailyprogram
• Speakerabstracts• Speakerbios• Venuemaps• Sponsors&Exhibitors
DownloadingtheASFB2017ConferenceMobileAppiseasy!INSTRUCTIONSFORAPPLEDEVICESStep1:Openasfb-2017.m.asnevents.com.auinyourbrowserorusetheaboveQRcode.Step2:Tapthe‘shareicon’atthebottomcentreofyourscreenthen‘AddtoHomeScreen’–theconferenceiconwillappearonyourhomescreenforquickaccess.INSTRUCTIONSFORANDRIODDEVICESStep1:Openasfb-2017.m.asnevents.com.auinyourbrowserorusetheaboveQRcode.Step2:Selectthemenubutton,andaddthepagetoyourbookmarks.Thenopenyourbookmarksusingthemenubutton,andfindthenewbookmarkyou’vejustadded.Pressdownandholdonthebookmarkuntilyouseeanactionmenu.Select‘Addtohomescreen’-theconferenceiconwillappearonyourhomescreenforquickaccess.ForfurtherassistancepleaseseeASNstaffattheregistrationdesk.
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SOCIALPROGRAM
WELCOMESUNDOWNERTime:6:00-8:00pmDate:Friday21stJulyVenue:DueSouth,6TollPlace,Albany STUDENT-MENTORMIXERTime:6:00-8:30pmDate:Saturday22ndJulyVenue:WhiteStar,72StirlingTerrace,AlbanyPUBLICFORUMTime:6:00-8:00pmDate:Sunday23rdJulyVenue:AlbanyEntertainmentCentre,2TollPlace,AlbanyCONFERENCEBASHTime:7:00–11:00pmDate:Monday24thJulyVenue:TheBoatshed,PrincessRoyalDrive,AlbanyANNUALGENERALMEETING
AllsocietymembersareencouragedtoattendtheASFBAGM.TheASFBAGMwillbeheldafterthelunchbreakfrom2:00-3:30pmonMonday24thJulyintheAuditorium.SPEAKERPREPARATIONINSTRUCTIONS
ItistheconferencepreferencethatALLpresentationsmustbepre-loadedontothelaptopintherelevantpresentationroomatleastonefullsessioninadvanceofyourpresentationsessiontoallowfortesting.Audio-visualequipmentwillbesupplied,pleasebringyourpresentationtothemeetingonaUSBdrivecompatiblewithPC.
TherewillbeatechnicianintheAuditoriumandvolunteerstoassistwithanyenquiries.
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DISPLAYINGYOURPOSTER
Youwillbeabletohangyourposterfrom9:00amonSaturday22ndJulyinthe Harbour Side Foyer. Please affix your poster to the allocated boardbefore11:00amonSunday23rdJulyreadyfortheposterviewingduringtheSunday lunchbreak.Posters shouldbeattached to theboardsusingtheVelcroprovided. Pleasevisit theconference registrationdesk if yourequireadditionalsupplies.
Postersshouldbetakendownnolaterthan4:00pmonMonday24thJuly.Posters remaining after this time will be removed by conference staff.View more information about the presenter and their research byscanningtheQRcodedisplayedonposters–anewfeatureforthisyear!NOTICEBOARD
Noticesmaybeplacedbydelegatesandtradeparticipantsontheboardoutsidethemaintradedisplay.RECYCLINGYOURNAMEBADGESANDLANYARDS
Ifyoudonotwishtokeepyournamebadgeattheconclusionoftheconference,pleasereturnittotheconferenceregistrationdeskforrecycling.
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INVITEDSPEAKERS
DAVIDCARTERAustralFisheriesE:dcarter@australfisheries.com.au
DavidCartergraduatedfromMelbourneUniversityin1978withasciencedegreeinmarinezoologyandthenwenttoseaasadeckhandonaprawntrawleroutofDarwinimmediatelyafterthat.Davidhasworkedinthesamebusinessforhiswholecareerandhasbeenexposedtomostofwhatthefishingindustryhastoofferfromscienceandpolicythroughoperationsandmanagementandmarketingandsales.HehasbeenCEOsince2006.
AustralFisheriesPtyLtdhasastrongcommitmenttosciencebasedfisheriesmanagement,believesstronglyinrecognitionofsustainablefisheriesperformancethroughthirdpartycertificationschemessuchastheMarineStewardshipCouncilandisrecognisedlocallyandinternationallyasresponsibleandprogressive.Australhasaccumulatedanumberofawardsandrecognitionovertheyearsandin2012DavidwasadmittedtotheAustralianseafoodindustry‘HallofFame’.
BRONWYNGILLANDERSUniversityofAdelaideE:bronwyn.gillanders@adelaide.edu.au
ProfessorBronwynGillandersisbasedintheSchoolofBiologicalSciencesattheUniversityofAdelaide.ShecompletedherBScattheUniversityofCanterbury(NewZealand),MScattheUniversityofOtago(NZ)andPhDattheUniversityofSydney(Australia).ShehaspreviouslyheldARCFellowshipsandisnowaFacultymemberattheUniversityofAdelaide.Herresearchfocusesonfreshwater,estuarineandmarinesystemsincludingfisheries,ecologicalandenvironmentalquestions.Bronwynusescalcifiedstructuresofaquaticorganismsasinnovativetoolstounderstandpastenvironmentsandbiologicalprocesses,suchasage,growthandmovementpatterns.Herbroaderinterestsincludeintegratedmarinemanagementandunderstandingcumulativeenvironmentalimpacts.SheispastpresidentoftheAustralianSocietyforFishBiologyandcurrentPresidentoftheWorldCouncilofFisheriesSocieties.
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HUGHKEARNSFlindersUniversityE:hugh@ithinkwell.com.au
HughKearnsisrecognisedinternationallyasapublicspeaker,educatorandresearcher.HeregularlylecturesatuniversitiesacrosstheworldandhasrecentlyreturnedfromlecturetoursoftheUKandtheUSwhichincludedlecturesatOxford,Cambridge,Harvard,BerkeleyandStanford.
Hisareasofexpertiseincludeself-management,positivepsychology,work-lifebalance,learningandcreativity.Hedrawsonovertwentyfiveyearsofexperienceasaleadingtraininganddevelopmentprofessionalwithinthecorporate,financial,educationandhealthsectorsinIreland,Scotland,NorthAmerica,NewZealandandAustralia.Hehascoachedindividuals,teamsandexecutivesinawiderangeoforganisationsinthepublicandprivatesectors.
HughlecturesandresearchesatFlindersUniversityinAdelaide.Heiswidelyrecognisedforhisabilitytotakethelatestresearchinpsychologyandeducationandapplyittohigh-performingpeopleandgroups.Asaco-authorwithMariaGardiner,hehaspublishedtenbookswhichareinhighdemandbothinAustraliaandinternationally.
JASONTHIEM NSWFisheriesE:jason.thiem@dpi.nsw.gov.au
JasonThiemisaFisheriesScientistwithFisheriesNSW.HisPhDresearchwasundertakeninCanadaandfocussedontheeffectsofdamsonlakesturgeonmigrationandreproductivebehaviour,aswellasthebiomechanicsandenergeticsofsturgeonpassagethroughfishways.Overthepast10yearshehasundertakenfisheriesresearchinAustralia,Canada,USAandtheBahamas.JasonhasbeenbasedattheNarranderaFisheriesCentresince2013.Hiscurrentresearchprogramisfocussedontheabioticdriversoffishmovement,spawningandrecruitmentwithintheMurray-DarlingBasin,withastrongfocusonriverineconnectivity.
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STEPHANIEBRODIE
NationalOceanicandAtmosphericAdministrationE:stephbrodie1@gmail.comStephanieBrodieisbasedattheUniversityofCaliforniaSantaCruzandtheNationalOceanicandAtmosphericAdministration(NOAA)intheUnitedStates.ShecompletedherPhDandearlypost-doctoralresearchattheUniversityofNewSouthWalesresearchingthedistribution,ecology,andeco-physiologyofpelagicfishofftheeastcoastofAustralia.StephaniehasrecentlymovedtotheUStoconductpost-doctoralresearchondynamicoceanmanagement,specificallyfocusingonmarinefishandfisheries.
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PROGRAM
FRIDAY21STJULY2017
WelcomeSundowner&Registrations6:00PM-8:00PM DueSouth,6TollPl,Albany
SATURDAY22NDJULY2017
RegistrationOpens7:30AM-5:00PMHarbourSideFoyerWelcome8:30AM-9:00AMAuditoriumPlenariesChair:GaryJackson9:00AM-10:00AMAuditorium9:00AMDavidCarterMuchtobedone.abs#19:30AMBronwynGillandersEarbonesoffish:turningpointsinfishandfisheriesscienceabs#2MorningTea10:00AM-10:30AMHarbourSideFoyerNurturingFishScientists–fromNurserytoBroodstock10:30AM-12:45PMAuditoriumChairs:StephenBeatty&BrendanEbner10:30AMHughKearnsTheLifeCycleofthePhDabs#311:00AMSteveMcMullinPreparingtheNextGenerationofFisheriesProfessionalsforCareerSuccessabs#411:30AMJohnKoehnNurturingfisheriesresearchers:larvaeandjuvenilesabs#5Lunch12:45PM-1:30PMHarbourSideFoyer
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ASFBAwardPlenariesandStudentTalks1:30PM-3:00PMAuditoriumChairs:GaryJacksonandStephenBeatty1:30PMJasonThiemMoveitorloseit:restoringmovementpathwaysforfishinfreshwaterriversabs#61:45PMStephBrodieDynamicOceanManagement:astrategytoreduceconflictbetweenoceanusersabs#72:00PMASFBStudentRapidTalks2:30PMAlbanyHighSchoolMarineProjectStudentTalksAnintroductiontotheAlbanySeniorHighSchoolMarineScienceProgramashort4minutevideoproducedbyTaylorSmith.·ColourpreferenceofSquid.ByHaydenChandler,PeterEbertandTaylorSmith·TheabundanceanddistributionofElongateSurfClams(Paphiuselongate)AndWedgeSurfClams(Donacidaecolumbella)intheAlbanyarea.ByReubenClaughtonandJeremyStaude.·Thesettlementofnativeflatoysters(Ostreaangasi)andotherinvertebratesinPrincessRoyalandOysterHarbours.ByEleanorBarnett,KatieValley,IndigoBewandIndiWeeden.·Thebiodegradabilityofsoftplasticlures.ByElizaDriffill·TheabundanceanddistributionofjuvenileAustralianSalmon(Arripistruttaceus)inOysterHarbour.ByHayleyHartwig,BonnieStaude,AlyssaWardandSophieLambert.AfternoonTea3:00PM-3:30PMHarbourSideFoyerHearingme,Hearingyou,a-ha–Usingacousticstomonitorfish&theirhabitats3:30PM-5:00PMPRTStageChairs:MilesParsons&BenScoulding3:30PMBenScouldingAreviewoftheuseofechosoundersforfish-stockassessmentinmarineandfreshwaterenvironmentsabs#8
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3:45PMBenScouldingEvaluatingactive-acousticmethodsforassessingsnapper(Chrysophrysauratus)spawningaggregationsinWesternAustraliaabs#94:00PMIainParnumImagingsonarmappingofriverhabitatsandfishusageabs#104:15PMMilesParsonsPassiveacousticmonitoringoffishmovementaroundtheSwanRiverabs#114:30PMMilesParsonsAnintroductiontoMarineSoundscapeEcology:Thehighsandthelows(frequency)abs#12TurningPoints&AgentsofChangeinFishBiologyConservationandFisheries3:30PM-5:00PMKalyenup1Chair:BrendanEbner3:30PMTimothyEmeryElectronicmonitoringwithinlonglinefisheriesinthewesternandcentralPacificOcean:implicationsfordatacollectionandexchange.abs#133:45PMRocioNoriegaTheroleofelectronicmonitoringinimprovingthequalityoffisherydependentlogbookdata.abs#144:00PMChristopherHendersonIntegratingecologicalprocessesintomarinereservedesignabs#154:15PMAnaLara-LopezMeasuringandunderstandingchange:IMOSinitiativesandtoolsrelevanttofishandfisheriesabs#164:30PMStuartLittleTurningpoints,meanderingortrendingupwards-initiativesintheMurrayDarlingBasinfornativefishabs#174:45PMKatieRyanLookingbackandlookingforward:waterreformasanagentofchangefornativefishintheMurray-DarlingBasinabs#18BeyondBiology:Social&EconomicDimensionsofFisheries3:30PM-5:00PMKalyenup2Chairs:EmilyFisher&EmilyOgier
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3:30PMEmilyFisherTheroleoffisherycertificationschemesinprovidingsociallicenceforbothindustryandGovernmentabs#193:45PMEmilyOgierThe'socialandeconomic'turningpointsinfisheriesresearchandmanagementabs#204:00PMEvaPlaganyiAsocialrevolutioninfisheriesscienceabs#214:15PMKimWalsheTurningthetide-demonstratingthesustainabilityofWesternAustralia’sfisheriesabs#224:30PMTimothyEmeryHowdowepreventtheeconomicbenefitoffisheriesbeingexported?abs#23StudentMixer6:00PM-8:30PM WhiteStar,72StirlingTerrace,Albany
SUNDAY23RDJULY2017
RegistrationOpens8:00AM-5:00PMHarbourSideFoyerMonitoring&Assessments8:30AM-10:30AMPRTStageChair:AlexHesp8:30AMAlastairHarryEvidenceforsystemicageunderestimationinsharkandrayageingstudiesabs#248:45AMGaryJacksonQuantifyingsharkdepredationencounterswhilecommercial,charterandrecreationalfishinginWesternAustraliaabs#259:00AMAndrewProsserOptimizingsamplesizesforbiologicalmonitoringofseamullet(Mugilcephalus)inQueenslandabs#269:15AMAlissaTateAssessingvariabilityinstandardisedharvestratesfromshore-basedrecreationalfishingsurveys.abs#27
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9:30AMLenoreLitherlandTailortales:18yearsofmonitoringwildharvestfisheriesinQueenslandabs#289:45AMKimSmithCruisingalongorcollapsing:whatisthestatusofWA’slastcobblerfishery?abs#2910:00AMCraigNoellReconstructingthefootprintofanAustralianpenaeid-trawlfisherytosupportecosystem-basedmanagementabs#30MarineHabitats18:30AM-10:30AMKalyenup1Chair:DianneMcLeanThevalueofsubseainfrastructureandartificialreefstofishandfisheries8:30AMKrystleKellerMultispeciespresenceandconnectivityaroundadesignedartificialreefoffcoastalSydney,Australiaabs#318:45AMMatthewHammondEcologicalchangestothemarinecommunityafterinstalmentofanartificialreefonthesouth-westcoastofWesternAustralia.abs#339:00AMMichaelTropianoReefVision:Recreationalfishersmonitoringartificialreefsusingbaitedremoteunderwatervideosystems.abs#349:15AMPaulLewisInsightsintofishassociationswithvariousartificialstructuresinsouthwestWAabs#359:30AMToddBondAcomparisonoffishassemblagesassociatedwithtwogasflowlinesandtheadjacentseafloor.abs#369:45AMDianneMcLeanFish-habitatassociationsonsubseapipelinesonthenorth-westshelf,WesternAustraliaabs#3710:00AMBenjaminSaundersSamplingdeep-waterfishassemblagesusingROV’sabs#3810:15AMMattReesSeascapepatternsandhabitatdifferencesexplainspatialvariabilityinnearshoretemperatefishassemblagesabs#39
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Freshwater:TheGood,BadandUgly18:30AM-10:30AMKalyenup2Chair:DavidMorgan8:30AMMarkLintermansTheextentandadequacyofmonitoringofAustralianthreatenedfreshwaterfishabs#408:45AMBenjaminFordUsingspeciesdistributionmodellingtoidentifypriorityareasforconservationoffreshwaterfishesinsouthwesternAustraliaabs#419:00AMMischaTurschwellMulti-scaleenvironmentalprocessesinfluencejuvenilerecruitmentsuccessinanon-migratoryfishabs#429:15AMJohnKoehnModellingpopulationdynamicsoffishintheMDB-fromlocaltoBasin-scaleabs#439:30AMKrystleKellerHabitatuseoffishesinaperennialtropicalAustralianRiverabs#449:45AMZebTonkinQuantifyinglinksbetweeninstreamwoodyhabitatandriverinefishpopulationsabs#4510:00AMPaulCloseRiverflowssupportkeylife-historyeventsofspottedgalaxias(Galaxiastruttaceus)insouth-westernAustraliaabs#4610:15AMStephenBalcombeComparingfishbodyconditionmeasuresasindicatorsoffitnessfortwolowlandfishspeciesabs#47MorningTea10:30AM-11:00AMHarbourSideFoyerLifehistory&Connectivity11:00AM-1:15PMPRTStageChair:KarissaLear11:00AMMarianneNyegaardTherebeGiants!Howanewspeciesofoceansunfishmanagedtohoodwinktheworldabs#4811:15AMTonyMiskiewiczComparativeassessmentofmorphologicalandpigmentationcharacters
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duringlarvaldevelopmentofspeciesof10generaofF.GobiidaeandtwogeneraofF.Eleotridaeabs#4911:30AMInigoKoefoedRegionalvariationinlife-historystrategiesofpenaeidsandtheirresiliencetochangingtemperatures.abs#5011:45AMHenryWoottonNovelmethodstoassesslong-termtrendsinsizeandageatmaturityinfishedstocksabs#5112:00PMRichardEvansGenomicsrevealspatternsofdispersalfortworeeffishwithdifferingreproductivecharacteristicsalongtheecologicallysignificantcoastofnorthwesternAustraliaabs#5212:15PMTomBarnesCoasttocoast:populationstructureandconnectivityofsouthernAustralia’sonlysciaenid,mulloway(Argyrosomusjaponicus)abs#5312:30PMStuartSextonSpawningpatternsofsardine(Sardinopssagax)offeasternAustralia;furtherevidenceformultiplespawningstocks?abs#5412:45PMSarahHearneConnectivityoffishesfromtheKimberleyregion,WesternAustralia,usingotolithgeochemistryabs#551:00PMDanielGaughanRevisitingtheanalysisandinterpretationofotolithchemistrystudiesfordeterminingstockstructureabs#56MarineHabitats211:00AM-1:00PMKalyenup1Chairs:ShaunWilson&ChrisFulton(Changestomacroalgalhabitats–causesandconsequences&TheGreatSouthernReef:ecology,valueandthreats)11:00AMShaunWilsonClimaticconditionsandseaweedhabitatqualityprovideindicatorsofreeffishrecruitmentstrengthabs#5711:15AMMichaelTaylorOntogeneticshiftofacommerciallyimportantendemicspecies,Lethrinuspunctulatus,fromnearshoremacroalgalbedstooffshoresessileinvertebratehabitatsabs#58
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11:30AMFedericoVitelliAngelfisheshybridisationinChristmasIsland:ecologicalandbiologicalaspectsabs#5911:45AMJohnKeaneCancommercialharvestofthelong-spinedseaurchin,Centrostephanusrodgersii,reducetheimpactofdestructiveurchingrazingonmacroalgaecommunitiesandassociatedfisheries?abs#6012:00PMBenFrenchBiologyanddietarycompositionoftheharlequinfishothosdentexinsouth-westernaustraliaabs#6112:15PMGretchenGrammerFishearbonesrecordthebombradiocarbondeclineinanupwellingareaoffsouthernAustraliaabs#6212:30PMJackParkerGeographicdistributionsandassemblagesoflabridsalongthesouthwestcoastofWesternAustralianoverthepastdecadeabs#6312:45PMLachlanMcleayWhatisdrivingchangesinsizeatmaturity(L50)inAustralia’slargestSouthernRockLobsterfishery?abs#64Freshwater:TheGood,BadandUgly211:00AM-1:00PMKalyenup2Chair:DavidMorgan11:00AMAlisonKingWetanddryseasonflowsinfluencejuvenilefishabundanceinatropicalriverabs#6511:15AMBrendanEbnerVisualcensus,photographicrecordsandthetrialofavideonetworkprovidefirstevidenceoftheelusiveSicyopteruscynocephalusinAustralia.abs#6611:30AMNicholasLingEstuarinespecialist:theStokell'ssmeltabs#6711:45AMCharlesToddLargescalepopulationdynamicsofaflowdependentenigmaticfreshwaterfish.abs#6812:00PMBenBroadhurstFacilitatingpassagetospawninghabitatforanendangeredpercichthyidabs#69
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12:15PMMichaelHammerTestinggeneticmodelsofdispersalandspeciationinatropicalfreshwaterstreamheadwater-specialist,theExquisiteRainbowfish(Melanotaeniidae:Melanotaeniaexquisita)abs#7012:30PMPeterUnmackHemi-clonalunisexualcarpgudgeons(Eleotridae:Hypseleotris):systematicclarificationofspeciesboundariesandvarioushybridlineagesinsoutheasternAustralia.abs#7112:45PMMdRakeb-UlIslamExtremegeneticstructurehasconservationimplicationsforAustraliansmelt(Retropinnasemoni)inQueensland,EasternAustraliaabs#72Lunch&PosterSession1:00PM-2:00PMHarbourSideFoyer
TheconferenceacknowledgesthesupportofWhatDrivesMigration?12:00PM-3:30PMPRTStageChairs:AdrianGleiss&DavidCrook2:00PMStephenBeattyOne-waytraffic:BlackBreampassagethroughastormsurgebarrier.abs#732:15PMDanielGwinnFreshwatercatfish,Tandanusbostocki,movefurtherandmaintainlargerhomerangesduringelevatedflowinaregulatedriver,WesternAustraliaabs#742:30PMCulumBrownEnvironmentaltriggersofmigrationinanurbanpopulationofAustralianBassabs#752:45PMDavidCrookSkippedspawningbydiadromousfishesdrivesthedirectionandextentofmaterialsubsidiesacrossmarine-freshwaterecotonesabs#763:00PMDanielYeohAcoustictelemetryrevealsthecontrastingwaysinwhichfourkeyfisheryspeciesuseasouth-westernAustralianEstuaryabs#773:15PMAdrianGleissVerticalMigrationsinfishes:hownovelsensorselucidatethedriversofdailymigrationsinfreshwaterandmarineenvironmentsabs#78
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MarineHabitats32:00PM-3:30PMKalyenup1Chair:MatVanderkliftNingalooReef:biologyandecologyoffishinhabitinganAustralianicon2:00PMAnnaCresswellLinksbetweencoralmorphologicalassemblageandfishcommunitiesatNingalooReefabs#792:15PMRenaeHoskinsUnderstandinghowcoralreeffishabundanceandrichnessinNingalooReefisinfluencedbyhabitatandotherenvironmentalpredictors.abs#802:30PMThomasHolmesConsideringmultiplefactorsinassessingtheeffectivenessofalarge-scalemarineprotectedareaforconservingtargetedfishcommunitiesabs#812:45PMJuliaHaberstrohBaitedvideo,butnotdivervideo,detectsagreaterabundanceoflegalsizetargetspecieswithinno-takeareasatNingalooabs#823:00PMCameronDesfossesThesignificanceofmacroalgaetothedietsofjuvenilefishandecosystemfunctioninatropicalcoralreeflagoonabs#833:15PMCindyBesseyDifferentfactorspredictthedistributionoftwosympatricurchinspeciesalongafringingcoralreef:Ningaloo,WesternAustraliaabs#84Freshwater:TheGood,BadandUgly32:00PM-3:30PMKalyenup2Chairs:BenBroadhurst&AlanLymbery2:00PMDavidMorganTheWildWestabs#852:15PMDeanThorburnGoodgollyit’saMolly!DidtheminingdownturnleadtotheintroductionofPoecilialatipinnatothePilbararegionofWesternAustralia?abs#862:30PMBrendanHicksResponsesofthefishcommunityandbiomassinLakeOhinewaitofishremovalandacarpexclusionbarrierabs#872:45PMScottRaymondDemonstratingthebenefitsofcarpremovalintheovensriverabs#88
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3:00PMAlanLymberyEdwardsiellaictaluriispresentinwildcatfishinAustraliaabs#893:15PMCindyPalermoMolecularcharacterisationofanewspeciesofCryptosporidiumingoldfish(Carassiusauratus)abs#90AfternoonTea3:30PM-4:00PMHarbourSideFoyerWhatDrivesMigration?24:00PM-5:15PMPRTStageChairs:AdrianGleiss&DavidCrook4:00PMJuliannaKadarAccelerometryrevealsdielactivitypatternsinPortJacksonsharks,Heterodontusportusjacksoniabs#914:15PMBarryBruceBroad-scalemovementsofwhitesharksineasternAustraliafromacousticandsatellitetelemetryabs#924:30PMSamanthaAndrzejaczekTemperature-structuredverticalmovementbehavioursinoceanicwhitetipsharksabs#934:45PMMarkChambersAlbanyaturningpointforjuvenilesouthernbluefintuna?abs#945:00PMMarkMeekanVerticalmigrationintheopenoceananditsimplicationsfortheevolutionofsizeinwhalesharksabs#95MarineHabitats44:00PM-5:15PMKalyenup1Chair:MatVanderkliftNingalooReef:biologyandecologyoffishinhabitinganAustralianicon4:00PMTimLangloisImpactofrecreationalfishingonfishandsharkassemblageswithintheNingalooMarineParkabs#964:15PMJonathanMitchellUnderstandingandquantifyingsharkdepredationinarecreationalfisheryabs#97
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4:30PMMatVanderkliftUsingstableisotopestounderstandecologyofsharksandfishatNingalooReefabs#984:45PMPeterCowmanThebiogeographyoftropicalreeffishes:endemismandprovincialitythroughtimeabs#995:00PMRichardPillansMovementanddivingbehaviourofWhaleSharks(Rhincodontypus)taggedatNingalooReefabs#100Freshwater:TheGood,BadandUgly44:00PM-5:00PMKalyenup2Chair:KatieRyan4:00PMJustinABensonFreshwatermusselsasecologicalengineersinpermanentwaterrefugesinsouthwesternAustraliaabs#1014:15PMMaggieWatsonAcomplicatedsymbiosis:understandingtheparasitic-mutualisticcontinuumbetweenTemnocephalaandspinycrayfishabs#1024:30PMKarlMoyTheinvasionofRunningRiverandthestoryofitsrefugees.abs#1034:45PMRitaYamVariationoftrophicdependenceofdifferentfishconsumersintwomountainlakeecosystemsfromsubtropicalTaiwanabs#104PublicLecture6:00PM-8:00PMAuditorium,AlbanyEntertainmentCentreAssessingFishStocks(DrMalcolmHaddon,CSIRO)Tropicalreeffish&climatechange(Prof.MorganPratchett,JamesCookUniversity)TheGreatSouthernReef(DrThomasWernberg,UniversityofWesternAustralia)FreshwaterfishesofWA(DrDavidMorgan,MurdochUniversity)Socialandeconomicdimensionsoffishing(DrEmilyOgier,UniversityofTasmania)
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MONDAY24THJULY2017
RegistrationOpens8:00AM-5:00PMHarbourSideFoyerEnvironmentalStressanditsEffectonFish18:30AM-10:30AMPRTStageChairs:ChrisHallett&KathrynHassell8:30AMSaraLongEnvironmentalmetabolomicsprovidesinsightsintophysiologicalresponsesofsouthernsandflatheadinPortPhillipBayabs#1058:45AMJarradBakerHealthstatusofsandflathead(Platycephalusbassensis),inhabitinganindustrialisedandurbanisedembayment,PortPhillipBay,Victoriaasmeasuredbybiomarkersofexposureandeffectsabs#1069:00AMMartheMoniqueGagnonTheMontaraoilspill,TimorSea–twoyearsoffishhealthmonitoringabs#1079:15AMKathrynHassellFishdissection101–fishsamplingconsiderationsandhowtoproducehundredsofresponseendpointsabs#1089:30AMKyeAdamsSharks,raysandabortion:theprevalenceofcapture-inducedparturitioninelasmobranchsabs#1099:45AMJoshuaBarrowEnvironmentaldriversofgrowthandpredictedeffectsofclimatechangeonacommerciallyimportantfishabs#11010:00AMJakeWatshamTheinfluenceofenvironmentalfactorsonthehabitatuseofBlackBreamAcanthopagrusbutcheriandtheimplicationsofartificialoxygenationintheSwan-CanningEstuaryabs#11110:15AMKarissaLearAccelerometersrevealthermalperformanceregimesinfree-rangingelasmobranchsabs#112
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DietsandTrophicInteractions8:30AM-10:30AMKalyenup1Chair:BenFrench8:30AMChrisFultonThegreatescape:aremarineblenniesusinglandtoavoidpredation?abs#1138:45AMJoniPini-FitzsimmonsTopshelfbottomfeeders-Foodprovisioninginstingraysabs#1149:00AMTysonMartinHabitatconnectivityexertsopposingeffectsonpiscivoryandbrowsingabs#1159:15AMHaydenSchillingLatitudinalandontogeneticvariationinthedietofapelagicmesopredator(Pomatomussaltatrix),assessedwithaclassificationtreeanalysisabs#1169:30AMSherrieChambersNavigationandhomingabilityinabenthicsharkabs#117RecentAdvancesinStockAssessmentandManagement18:30AM-10:30AMKalyenup2Chair:MalcolmHaddon8:30AMAndrePuntExploringmodelstructureuncertaintyusingageneralstockassessmentframework:ThecaseofPacificcodintheEasternBeringSeaabs#1188:45AMMalcolmHaddonData-PoorStockAssessmentOptionsforAustraliaabs#1199:00AMBrentWiseThestateoffisheriesscienceintheearly21stcentury-Aperspectivefromthefuture?abs#1209:15AMEvaPlaganyiEmpiricalharveststrategyandtiersystemfortheTorresStraittropicallobsterfisheryabs#1219:30AMRichardMcGarveyDecisionrulesforquotasettingtosupportspatialmanagementinalobster(Jasusedwardsii)fisheryabs#1229:45AMAlexHespAddressinglimitationswithcatchcurveassessmentsappliedtodata-limitedfisheriesabs#123
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MorningTea10:30AM-11:00AMHarbourSideFoyerEnvironmentalStressanditsEffectonFish211:00AM-1:00PMPRTStageChairs:ChrisHallett&KathrynHassell11:00AMKatherineCureGenomicsignaturesoflocaladaptationrevealsource-sinkdynamicsinahighgeneflowfishspeciesabs#12411:15AMTanikaShaldersClimate-mediatedchangestothedistributionanddensityofreeffishesfamilypomacentridaeinsouth-westernaustraliaabs#12511:30AMCassandraThompsonThedeclineinabundanceanddiversityofChaetodonbutterflyfishandeffectsonsocialityduetocoralloss.abs#12611:45AMMorganPratchettDirectversusindirecteffectsofclimatechangeoncoralreeffishesabs#12712:00PMGregFergusonMonitoringtheresponseoflarge-bodiedfishestofloodanddroughtusingfisherycatchcompositionstoprovidebaselinedataabs#12812:15PMNicholasYabsleyMultipleandopposingeffectsofurbanisationonestuarinefishesabs#12912:30PMChrisHallettDriversandsymptomsofenvironmentalstressamongestuarinefishcommunitiesofsouthernAustraliaabs#130FishEcology11:00AM-1:00PMKalyenup1Chair:SamanthaAndrzejaczek11:00AMJordanGoetzeCollectingbroadscaleecologicaldatawithstereovideotechnologyabs#13111:15AMBryanBakerAssessingtheimpactofmacrophytedensityonunderwatervideocameramonitoringoffishesintropicalwetlandsabs#132
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11:30AMBrookeGibbonsAnassessmentoffishassemblagesinMoorea’smarinereservenetworkusingstereo-videotechniquesabs#13311:45AMHaydenBorlandHabitattypeandbeachexposureshapefishassemblagesinthesurfzonesofoceanbeachesabs#13412:00PMHamishMalcolmSuitablesurrogacyfordecadal-scaleconservationplanninginawarmingsubtropicalregionwithpersistentpatternsandshiftingspeciesabs#13512:15PMOsmarLuizAdvancingtrait-basedecologyoffishesbybridgingthegapbetweenmarineandfreshwaterstudiesabs#13612:30PMTimLangloisCasestudyofusingnationalon-lineservicestoannotateandanalyseunderwaterimagery:SQUIDLE+andGlobalArchiveabs#137RecentAdvancesinStockAssessmentandManagement211:00AM-1:00PMKalyenup2Chair:MalcolmHaddon11:00AMAndrePuntSpatialstructureinstockassessments:resultsofsimulation-estimationexperiementsabs#13811:15AMPatrickCavalliReviewofminimumlegalsizelimitsforfinfishinWesternAustraliaabs#13911:30AMFayHelidoniotisAccountingfordepletionlevelsinjuvenilebiomasswhendeterminingstockstatusabs#14011:45AMNormanHallAccountingforsamplesizewhenestimatingnaturalmortalityfrommaximumageabs#14112:00PMJonathanCarrollNotanking:estimatingtheageofpelagicfisheggsdirectlyfromfieldsamplesabs#14212:15PMMarceloReisFisheriesInteractionIndex:AMethodBasedonCatchAndSpatialDataabs#143
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12:30PMMalcolmHaddonCatch-per-unit-Effort:APig’sEaroraSilkPurse?abs#144Lunch1:00PM-2:00PMHarbourSideFoyerAGM2:00PM-3:30PMAuditoriumAfternoonTea3:30PM-4:00PMHarbourSideFoyerDebate4:00PM-5:00PMAuditoriumConferenceBash7:00PM-11:00PMVenue:TheBoatshed,PrincessRoyalDr,Albany
TUESDAY25THJULY2017
BusDepartAlbanyEntertainmentCentreBusdepartssharpat8:45amarrivesatPerthAirportat2:30pmfollowedbyFremantleat3:30pm.
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POSTERLISTING
BryanBakerTowardsconfidentfishidentifications–howmanyimagepixelsdoesittake? abs#151BenjaminMFordStochasticprocessesdominatetheassemblyofmarinefishcommunities,withvariationinimportanceofdispersallimitationanddeterministicprocessesalongalatitudinalgradient. abs#152KathrynHassellTakingestuarineeasternbluespotgoby(Psedudogobiussp.)fishembryotesting(FET)outofinfancy. abs#153RossJMarriottComparingindicesofabundancefromstandardisedcatchratescalculatedusingalternativeimputationmethods abs#154LaurenSMunksStorm-inducedchangesinenvironmentalconditionsarecorrelatedwithshiftsintemperatereeffishabundanceanddiversity abs#155SetarehSamadiPhylogeneticrelationshipsofPanulirushomarus,P.versicolorandThenusorientalisfromPersianGulfandOmanSea abs#156SetarehSamadiOocytedevelopmentalstagesofthePontogammarusmaeoticusSowinsky,1894(Ponto-Caspianareaamphipod) abs#157PeterUnmackArespecificpopsofkeythreatenedMDBfishesnativeorintroduced? abs#158Tzu-DanWangEffectsofseasonality,salinityandnutrientsontrophicbasisofomnivorousfishesinanurbanisedestuaryfromsubtropicalTaiwanabs#159DanielleDavenportContemporaryandretrospectivegenomicanalysisofwhitesharks,Carcharodoncarcharias abs#160
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TRADEDIRECTORY
CSIRO
Understanding our oceans is critical to Australia’sfuture.Our ocean-based industries contribute over$42 billion a year to the Australianeconomy.Australia’s marine and coastal resourcesoften come under pressure from the competingdemands of different sectors. Sharing our oceansfor the benefit of all Australians requires a careful
balancingactofplanning,managementandcooperation.CSIROOceans&AtmosphereprovidestheknowledgetomanageAustralia'smarineestateand atmospheric environment, plan for and respond to weather andclimate related natural hazards and ensure sustainable coastaldevelopmentandgrowthofmarineindustries.Website:www.csiro.auECHOVIEWSOFTWAREPTYLTD
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AustralianGovernmentandthefishingindustry.The FRDC’s role is to plan and invest in fisheries research, developmentand extension (RD&E) activities in australia. This includes providingleadership and coordinationof themonitoring, evaluating and reportingon RD&E activities, facilitating dissemination, extension and
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commercialisation. The FRDC achieves this through coordinatinggovernmentand industry investment, includingstakeholders toestablishandaddressRD&Epriorities.InadditiontheFRDCmonitorsandevaluatestheadoptionofRD&Etoinformfuturedecisions.Website:frdc.com.auVEMCO
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monitoring and tracking systems. Our products are used by researchersworldwide for behaviour, migration and positioning studies of aquaticanimalsinfreshandsaltwaterenvironments.Website:vemco.com
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