Dean Impson - Concepedia

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Dean Impson

South African Institute for Aquatic Biodiversity

Also Known As

D Impson, D. Impson, Dean Impson, Dean N Impson, Dean N. Impson

Publications

238

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All Affiliations

South African Institute for Aquatic Biodiversity University of Cape Town Stellenbosch University

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Dean Impson is an author at South African Institute for Aquatic Biodiversity specializing in biodiversity, evolutionary biology, and conservation biology.

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#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Engineering	3	3	79
2	Social Sciences	3	3	64
3	Medicine	1	1	32
4	Natural Sciences	1	1	32
5	Biology	1	1	32

Dean Impson

Publications

174

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	Year	Citations
The impact of invasive fish and invasive riparian plants on the invertebrate fauna of the Rondegat River, Cape Floristic Region, South Africa Steven Lowe, Darragh J. Woodford, Dean Impson, African Journal of Aquatic Science Benthic CommunityBiodiversityInvasive SpecieEngineeringInvasion Biology	2008	51
Rethinking refuges: Implications of climate change for dam busting S.J. Beatty, Mark B. Allen, Alan J. Lymbery, Biological Conservation Climate ResilienceGeographyFlood ControlSocial SciencesPolitical Ecology	2017	36
Extreme levels of intra-specific divergence among Cape Peninsula populations of the Cape galaxias,<i>Galaxias zebratus</i>Castelnau 1861, reveals a possible species complex Marcus J. Wishart, Jane Hughes, B. A. Stewart, African Journal of Aquatic Science Galaxias ZebratusDna BarcodingCape PeninsulaPhylogenetic AnalysisExtreme Levels	2006	32
Ten research questions to support South Africa’s Inland Fisheries Policy L.M. Barkhuizen, Kevin W. Christison, Tatenda Dalu, African Journal of Aquatic Science	2020	17
Present status and historical changes in the fish fauna of the Berg River, South Africa B. M. Clark, Dean Impson, Johan L. Rall Transactions of the Royal Society of South Africa EngineeringBerg River SystemOceanographySocial SciencesBiogeography	2009	16
Coordinating invasive alien species management in a biodiversity hotspot: The CAPE Invasive Alien Animals Working Group Sarah J. Davies, Jonathan A. Bell, Dean Impson, Bothalia Conservation Management SystemBiodiversityInvasive SpecieEngineeringInvasion Biology	2020	12
Rapid population decline in one of the last recruiting populations of the endangered Clanwilliam sandfish (<scp><i>Labeo seeberi</i></scp>): The roles of climate change and non‐native fish Cecilia Cerrilla, Johannes Afrika, Dean Impson, Aquatic Conservation Marine and Freshwater Ecosystems	2022	10

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