Brian Hughes - Concepedia

Author

Brian Hughes

Hunter Water ORCID

Also Known As

B. D. HUGHES, B. Hughes, B.D. Hughes, Brian D. Hughes, Brian Hughes

Publications

502

Citations

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Concepts

All Affiliations

Hunter Water New South Wales Department of Primary Industries The University of Queensland University of Auckland University of Wales

About

Brian Hughes is an author at Hunter Water specializing in marine biology, evolutionary biology, and engineering.

Top Concepts

#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Engineering	3	3	59
2	Natural Sciences	1	1	16
3	Biology	1	1	16
4	Biostatistics	1	1	15
5	Biodiversity	1	1	65

Brian Hughes

Publications

319

Citations

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	Year	Citations
A survey of the macro‐fauna of the River Cynon, a polluted tributary of the River Taff (South Wales) M. A. Learner, R. Williams, M. F. Harcup, Freshwater Biology Cynon DownstreamBiodiversityHydrobiologyGrowth RateSouth Wales	1971	65
Coastal acidification impacts on shell mineral structure of bivalve mollusks Susan C. Fitzer, Sergio Torres Gabarda, Luke Daly, Ecology and Evolution	2018	60
Selectively bred oysters can alter their biomineralization pathways, promoting resilience to environmental acidification Susan C. Fitzer, Rona A. R. McGill, Sergio Torres Gabarda, Global Change Biology	2019	52
Performance of industry-developed escape gaps in Australian Portunus pelagicus traps Matt K. Broadhurst, Russell B. Millar, Brian Hughes Fisheries Research Industry-developed Escape GapsEvolutionary BiologyEntomologyMarine Biology	2016	31
A comparison of four samplers for benthic macro-invertebrates inhabiting coarse river deposits Brian Hughes Water Research Benthic CommunityRiver RestorationEngineeringAquatic OrganismBenthic Macro-invertebrates	1975	25
Utility of multiple escape gaps in Australian Scylla serrata traps Matt K. Broadhurst, Russell B. Millar, Brian Hughes Fisheries Research Multiple Escape GapsEvolutionary BiologyEntomology	2018	21
The Sea Empress oil spill (Wales, UK): Effects on Common Scoter Melanitta nigra in Carmarthen Bay and status ten years later Alex N. Banks, William Sanderson, Brian Hughes, Marine Pollution Bulletin Coastal ManagementEngineeringStatus TenMarine PollutionOcean Pollution	2008	18
Cumulative selectivity benefits of increasing mesh size and using escape gaps in Australian <i>Portunus armatus</i> traps Matt K. Broadhurst, Timothy M. Smith, Russell B. Millar, Fisheries Management and Ecology BiologyMesh SizeEscape GapsFishery AssessmentEngineering	2019	16
Optimising mesh size with escape gaps in a dual-species portunid-trap fishery Matt K. Broadhurst, Daniel J. Tolhurst, Brian Hughes, Aquaculture and Fisheries	2020	16
Assessing the detectability of the Irish stoat Mustela erminea hibernica using two camera trap-based survey methods Elizabeth Croose, Ruth Hanniffy, Brian Hughes, Mammal Research BiostatisticsEnvironmental Monitoring	2021	15

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