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Alamgir, Mohammed, Mulkul, Sharif Ahmed, and Turton, Stephen M. (2015) Modelling spatial distribution of critically endangered Asian elephant and Hoolock gibbon in Bangladesh forest ecosystems under a changing climate. Applied Geography, 60. pp. 10-19.

Andrefouet, Serge, Rilwan, Yossuf, and Hamel, Mélanie A. (2012) Habitat mapping for conservation planning in Baa Atoll, Republic of Maldives. Atoll Research Bulletin, 590. 10. pp. 207-222.

Auge, A. A., Moore, A. B., and Chilvers, B. L. (2012) Predicting interactions between recolonising marine mammals and fisheries: defining precautionary management. Fisheries Management and Ecology, 19 (5). pp. 426-433.

Aswani, Shankar, Christie, Patrick, Muthiga, Nyawira A., Mahon, Robin, Primavera, Jurgenne H., Cramer, Lori A., Granek, Elise F., Kennedy, Chris J., Wolanski, Eric, and Hacker, Sally (2012) The way forward with ecosystem-based management in tropical contexts: reconciling with existing management systems. Marine Policy, 36 (1). pp. 1-10.

Almany, G.R., Connolly, S.R., Heath, D.D., Hogan, J.D., Jones, G.P., McCook, L.J., Mills, M., Pressey, R.L., and Williamson, D.H. (2009) Connectivity, biodiversity conservation and the design of marine reserve networks for coral reefs. Coral Reefs, 28 (2). pp. 339-351.

Almany, Glenn R. , Berumen, Michael L., Thorrold, Simon R., Planes, Serge, and Jones, Geoffrey P. (2007) Local replenishment of coral reef fish populations in a marine reserve. Science, 316 (5825). pp. 742-744.

Allen, Simon, Marsh, Helene, and Hodgson, Amanda (2004) Occurrence and conservation of dugong (Sirenia: Dugongidae) in New South Wales. Linnean Society of New South Wales. Proceedings, 125. pp. 211-216.

André, Jessica, and Lawler, Ivan R. (2003) Near infrared spectroscopy as a rapid and inexpensive means of dietary analysis for a marine herbivore, dugong Dugong dugon. Marine Ecology Progress Series, 257. pp. 259-266.

Barrios-Garrido, Hector, Petit-Rodriguez, Maria Jose, Espinoza-Rodriguez, Ninive, and Wildermann, Natalie (2019) Marine debris and marine turtles in the Venezuelan Guajira Peninsula: a new menace. Marine Turtle Newsletter, 156. pp. 41-43.

Batson, William G., Gordon, Iain J., Fletcher, Donald B., and Manning, Adrian D. (2015) Translocation tactics: a framework to support the IUCN Guidelines for wildlife translocations and improve the quality of applied methods. Journal of Applied Ecology, 52 (6). pp. 1598-1607.

Baena, Martha L., Escobar, Federico, Halffter, Gonzalo, and García–Chávez, Juan H. (2015) Distribution and feeding behavior of Omorgus suberosus (Coleoptera: Trogidae) in Lepidochelys olivacea turtle nests. PLoS ONE, 10 (9). e0139538.

Beasley, Isabel, Bejder, Lars, and Marsh, Helene (2014) Cetacean-watching in developing countries: a case study from the Mekong River. In: Higham, James, Bejder, Lars, and Williams, Rob, (eds.) Whale-watching: sustainable tourism and ecological management. Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, UK, pp. 307-322.

Budeng, Bolhan (2014) Landscape and habitat quality for proboscis monkeys: its variation in space and time, and use in management. PhD thesis, James Cook University.

Broadhurst, B.T., Ebner, B.C., Lintermans, M., Thiem, J.D., and Clear, R.C. (2013) Jailbreak: a fishway releases the endangered Macquarie perch from confinement below an anthropogenic barrier. Marine and Freshwater Research, 64 (9). pp. 900-908.

Beasley, I., Pollock, K., Jefferson, T.A., Arnold, P., Morse, L., Sim, Y., Lor Kim, S., and Marsh, H. (2013) Likely future extirpation of another Asian river dolphin: the critically endangered population of the Irrawaddy dolphin in the Mekong River is small and declining. Marine Mammal Science, 29 (3). E226-E252.

Berg Soto, Alvaro, Cagnazzi, Daniele, Everingham, Yvette, Parra, Guido J., Noad, Michael, and Marsh, Helene (2013) Acoustic alarms elicit only subtle responses in the behaviour of tropical coastal dolphins in Queensland, Australia. Endangered Species Research, 20 (3). pp. 271-282.

Brook, Leila Amy (2013) Predator guild interactions in northern Australia: behaviour and ecology of an apex predator, the dingo Canis lupus dingo, and an introduced mesopredator, the feral cat Felis catus. PhD thesis, James Cook University.

Broadhurst, Ben T., Lintermans, Mark, Thiem, Jason D., Ebner, Brendan C., Wright, Daniel W., and Clear, Rhian C. (2012) Spatial ecology and habitat use of two-spined blackfish Gadopsis bispinosus in an upland reservoir. Aquatic Ecology, 46 (3). pp. 297-309.

Byrnes, Peter, Goosem, Miriam, and Turton, Stephen M. (2012) Are less vocal rainforest mammals susceptible to impacts from traffic noise? Wildlife Research, 39 (4). pp. 355-365.

Broadhurst, B.T. , Ebner, B.C., and Clear, R.C. (2012) A rock-ramp fishway expands nursery grounds of the endangered Macquarie perch (Macquaria australasica). Australian Journal of Zoology, 60 (2). pp. 91-100.

Bengsen, Andrew J., Leung, Luke K-P., Lapidge, Steven J., and Gordon, Iain J. (2011) Target-specificity of feral pig baits under different conditions in a tropical rainforest. Wildlife Research, 38 (5). pp. 370-379.

Bengsen, Andrew J., Leung, Luke K-P., Lapidge, Steven J., and Gordon, Iain J. (2011) Using a general index approach to analyze camera-trap abundance indices. Journal of Wildlife Management, 75 (5). pp. 1222-1227.

Boyle, M.C., FitzSimmons, N.N., Limpus, C.J., Kelez, S., Velez-Zuazo, X., and Waycott, M. (2009) Evidence for transoceanic migrations by loggerhead sea turtles in the southern Pacific Ocean. Proceedings of the Royal Society of London Series B, Biological Sciences, 276 (1664). pp. 1993-1999.

Botsford, L.W., White, J.W., Coffroth, M-A., Paris, C.B., Planes, S., Shearer, T.L., Thorrold, S.R., and Jones, G.P. (2009) Connectivity and resilience of coral reef metapopulations in marine protected areas: matching empirical efforts to predictive needs. Coral Reefs, 28 (2). pp. 327-337.

Beasley, Isabel, Marsh, Helene, Jefferson, Thomas A., and Arnold, Peter (2009) Conserving dolphins in the Mekong River: the complex challenge of competing interests. In: Campbell, Ian C.., (ed.) The Mekong: biophysical environment of an international river basin. Aquatic Ecology . Elsevier, New York, NY, USA, pp. 363-387.

Boyle, M.J., Alvarez-Romero, J.G., and Hughes, T.P. (2008) Ningaloo Coast World Heritage Nomination: a comparative analysis with similar properties. Report. Australian Research Council Centre of Excellence for Coral Reef Studies, Townsville, QLD, Australia.

Butler, Barry, and Burrows, Damien W. (2007) Dissolved Oxygen Guidelines for Freshwater Habitats of Northern Australia. Report. Australian Centre for Tropical Freshwater Research, Townsville, QLD, Australia.

Breen, Barbara Anne Bollard (2006) Integrating social and biophysical data to develop and evaluate marine protected area planning at a local scale: the 1998 Cairns Area Plan of Management as a case study. PhD thesis, James Cook University.

Birtles, Alastair, Curnock, Matthew, Dobbs, Kirstin, Smyth, Dermot, Arnold, Peter, Marsh, Helene, Valentine, Peter, Limpus, Colin, Hyams, William, Dunstan, Andy, Charles, David, Gatley, Cathy, Mangott, Arnold, Miller, Dean, Hodgson, Amanda, Emerick, Samantha, and Kendrick, Alan (2005) Code of Practice for the Sustainable Management of Dugong and Marine Turtle Tourism in Australia. Report. James Cook University. (Unpublished)

Birtles, Alastair, Curnock, Matthew, Dobbs, Kirstin, Smyth, Dermot, Arnold, Peter, Marsh, Helene, Valentine, Peter, Limpus, Colin, Hyams, William, Dunstan, Andy, Charles, David, Gatley, Cathy, Mangott, Arnold, Miller, Dean, Hodgson, Amanda, Emerick, Samantha, and Kendrick, Alan (2005) Towards Sustainable Management of Dugong and Turtle Tourism: final report to the Commonwealth Department of the Environment and Heritage - Phase II. Report. UNSPECIFIED. (Unpublished)

Burnett, Scott, and Marsh, Helene D. (2004) Conservation of the Spotted-tailed Quoll Dasyurus maculatus: a conceptual and applied model with particular reference to populations of the endangered D.m. gracilis. In: Lunney, Daniel, (ed.) Conservation of Australia's Forest Fauna. Royal Zoological Society of New South Wales, Mosman, NSW, Australia, pp. 624-638.

Birtles, Alastair, Valentine, Peter S, Curnock, Matthew, Arnold, Peter, and Dunstan, Andy (2002) Incorporating visitor experiences into ecologically sustainable dwarf minke whale tourism in the northern Great Barrier Reef. UNSPECIFIED. CRC Reef Research Centre Ltd, Townsville, Queensland.

Beasley, Isabel, and Jefferson, Thomas A. (2002) Surface and dive times of finless porpoises in Hong Kong's coastal waters. Raffles Bulletin of Zoology, Supplement 10. pp. 125-129.

Beasley, Isabel, Chooruk, Somserm, and Piwpong, Nitikorn (2002) The status of the Irrawaddy dolphin, Orcaella brevirostris, in Songkhla Lake, Southern Thailand. Raffles Bulletin of Zoology, Supplement 10. pp. 75-83.

Burnett, Scott Edward (2001) Ecology and conservation status of the northern spot-tailed quoll, Dasyurus maculatus with reference to the future of Australia's marsupial carnivores. PhD thesis, James Cook University.

Birtles, Alastair, Valentine, Peter, and Curnock, Matthew (2001) Tourism Based on Free-Ranging Marine Wildlife: opportunities and responsibilities. Report. CRC for Sustainable Tourism, Gold Coast.

Campbell, Mason, and Laurance, William F. (2018) Can conservation corridors save nature? ALERT (Alliance for Leading Environmenal Researchers and Thinkers), 23 March 2018.

Cleguer, Christophe, Grech, Alana, Garrigue, Claire, and Marsh, Helene (2015) Spatial mismatch between marine protected areas and dugongs in New Caledonia. Biological Conservation, 184. pp. 154-162.

Carmody, Julie, Murphy, Helen, Hill, Ro, Catterall, Carla, Goosem, Stephen, Dale, Allan, Westcott, David, Wellbergen, Justin, Shoo, Luke, Stoeckl, Natalie, and Esparon, Michelle (2015) The importance of protecting and conserving the Wet Tropics: a synthesis of NERP Tropical Ecosystems Hub Tropical Rainforest research outputs 2011-2014. Report to the National Environmental Research Program. Report. Reef and Rainforest Research Centre, James Cook University, Cairns, QLD, Australia.

Chin, Andrew, Mourier, Johann, and Rummer, Jodie L. (2015) Blacktip reef sharks (Carcharhinus melanopterus) show high capacity for wound healing and recovery following injury. Conservation Physiology, 3 (1). cov062. pp. 1-9.

Cleguer, Christophe (2015) Informing dugong conservation at several spatial and temporal scales in New Caledonia. PhD thesis, James Cook University.

Cohen, Philippa Jane, and Steenbergen, Dirk Johan (2015) Social dimensions of local fisheries co-management in the Coral Triangle. Environmental Conservation, 42 (3). pp. 278-288.

Crossley, Roxanne, Collins, C. Matilda, Sutton, Stephen G., and Huveneers, Charlie (2014) Public perception and understanding of shark attack mitigation measures in Australia. Human Dimensions of Wildlife, 19 (2). pp. 154-165.

Curnock, Matthew I., Birtles, R. Alastair, and Valentine, Peter S. (2013) Increased use levels, effort, and spatial distribution of tourists swimming with dwarf minke whales at the Great Barrier Reef. Tourism in Marine Environments, 9 (1-2). pp. 5-17.

Cooke, Steven J., Midwood, Jonathan D., Thiem, Jason D., Klimley, Peter, Lucas, Martin C., Thorstad, Eva B., Eiler, John, Holbrook, Chris, and Ebner, Brendan C. (2013) Tracking animals in freshwater with electronic tags: past, present and future. Animal Biotelemetry, 1 (May). 5. pp. 1-19.

Chin, A., Heupel, M.R., Simpfendorfer, C.A., and Tobin, A.J. (2013) Ontogenetic movements of juvenile blacktip reef sharks: evidence of dispersal and connectivity between coastal habitats and coral reefs. Aquatic Conservation, 23 (3). pp. 468-474.

Chin, A., Tobin, A.J., Heupel, M.R., and Simpfendorfer, C.A. (2013) Population structure and residency patterns of the blacktip reef shark Carcharhinus melanopterus in turbid coastal environments. Journal of Fish Biology, 82 (4). pp. 1192-1210.

Croak, Benjamin M., Pike, David A., Webb, Jonathan K., and Shine, Richard (2012) Habitat selection in a rocky landscape: experimentally decoupling the influence of retreat site attributes from that of landscape features. PLoS ONE, 7 (6). e37982. pp. 1-8.

Curnock, Matthew, Birtles, Alastair, and Valentine, Peter (2011) Mechanisms for assessing the sustainability of swim-with-whales tourism in the Great Barrier Reef. In: 3rd Australian National Network in Marine Science Conference. pp. 1-5. From: 3rd Australian National Network in Marine Science Conference, 29 November - 1 December 2011, Perth. (Unpublished)

Chin, Andrew, Kyne, Peter M., Walker, Terence I., and McAuley, Rory B. (2010) An integrated risk assessment for climate change: analysing the vulnerability of sharks and rays on Australia's Great Barrier Reef. Global Change Biology, 16 (7). pp. 1936-1953.

Crowley, G.M. (2010) Management Guidelines for the Threatened Species of the Northern Territory. Tropical Savannas Cooperative Research Centre, Darwin, NT, Australia.

Curnock, Matthew I. (2010) Mechanisms for assessing the sustainability of swimming-with-whales tourism in the Great Barrier Reef. PhD thesis, James Cook University.

Curnock, Matthew, Birtles, Alastair, and Valentine, Peter (2009) Key steps towards adaptive management of a whalewatching industry: developing sustainability objectives and indicators for the swimming-with-dwarf minke whales activity in the Great Barrier Reef. In: 18th Biennial Conference on the Biology of Marine Mammals. p. 1. From: 18th Biennial Conference on the Biology of Marine Mammals, 12-16 October 2009, Quebec. (Unpublished)

Curnock, Matthew, Birtles, Alastair, and Valentine, Peter (2008) Developing sustainability objectives and indicators for swim-with-minke whales tourism in the Great Barrier Reef. In: CAUTHE 2008 Conference. pp. 1-5. From: CAUTHE 2008 Conference: Tourism and Hospitality Research , Training and Practice, 11-14 Feb,2008, Gold Coast, QLD, Australia.

Chilvers, B.L., Lawler, I.R., Macknight, F., Marsh, H., Noad, M., and Paterson, R. (2005) Moreton Bay, Queensland, Australia : an example of the co-existence of significant marine mammal populations and large-scale coastal development. Biological Conservation, 122 (4). pp. 559-571.

Corkeron, Peter. J., and Martin, Anthony R. (2004) Ranging and diving behaviour of two 'offshore' bottlenose dolphins, Tursiops sp., off eastern Australia. Journal of the Marine Biological Association of the United Kingdom, 84 (2). pp. 465-468.

Chilvers, Louise, and Corkeron, Peter J. (2002) Association patterns of bottlenose dolphins (Tursiops aduncus) off Point Lookout, Queensland, Australia. Canadian Journal of Zoology, 80 (6). pp. 973-979.

Chilvers, B. Louise, and Corkeron, Peter J. (2001) Trawling and bottlenose dolphins' social structure. Proceedings of the Royal Society of London: Biological Sciences, 268 (1479). pp. 1901-1905.

Chilvers, B.Louise, Corkeron, Peter J., Blanshard, Wendy H., Long, Trevor R., and Martin, Anthony R. (2001) A new VHF tag and attachment technique for small cetaceans. Aquatic Mammals, 27 (1). pp. 11-15.

De Costa, Alan (2019) A sanctuary in the city. Sunday Times Sri Lanka.

Davis, Jennifer L., Alford, Ross A., and Schwarzkopf, Lin (2015) Some lights repel amphibians: implications for improving trap lures for invasive species. International Journal of Pest Management, 61 (4). pp. 305-311.

dei Marcovaldi, Maria A.G., Santos, Armando J.B., Santos, Alexsandro S., Soares, Luciano S., Lopez, Gustave G., Godfrey, Matthew H., López-Mendilaharsu, Milagros, and Fuentes, Mariana M.P.B. (2014) Spatio-temporal variation in the incubation duration and sex ratio of hawksbill hatchlings: implication for future management. Journal of Thermal Biology, 44. pp. 70-77.

Dewald, Julius R., and Pike, David A. (2014) Geographical variation in hurricane impacts among sea turtle populations. Journal of Biogeography, 41 (2). pp. 307-316.

D'Lima, Dominique, Marsh, Helene, Hamann, Mark, Sinha, Anindya, and Arthur, Rohan (2014) Positive interactions between Irrawaddy dolphins and artisanal fishers in the Chilika Lagoon of Eastern India are driven by ecology, socioeconomics, and culture. Ambio, 43 (5). pp. 614-624.

Donaldson, James A., Ebner, Brendan C., and Fulton, Christopher J. (2013) Flow velocity underpins microhabitat selection by gobies of the Australian Wet Tropics. Freshwater Biology, 58 (5). pp. 1038-1051.

Dubey, Sylvain, Croak, Benjamin, Pike, David, Webb, Jonathan, and Shine, Richard (2012) Phylogeography and dispersal in the velvet gecko (Oedura lesueurii), and potential implications for conservation of an endangered snake (Hoplocephalus bungaroides). BMC Evolutionary Biology, 12. 67. pp. 1-10.

Delisle, Aurelie (2012) A socio-economic investigation of the Torres Strait indigenous dugong and turtle fisheries. PhD thesis, James Cook University.

Doupe, R.G., and Knott, M.J. (2010) Rapid digestion of fish prey by the highly invasive ‘detritivore’ Oreochromis mossambicus. Journal of Fish Biology, 76 (4). pp. 1019-1024.

Doupe, Robert G., Knott, Matthew J., Schaffer, Jason, Burrows, Damien W., and Lymbery, Alan J. (2010) Experimental herbivory of native Australian macrophytes by the introduced Mozambique tilapia Oreochromis mossambicus. Austral Ecology, 35 (1). pp. 24-30.

Doupe, Robert G., Schaffer, Jason, Knott, Matthew J., and Dicky, Paul W. (2009) A description of freshwater turtle habitat destruction by feral pigs in tropical north eastern Australia. Herpetological Conservation and Biology, 4 (3). pp. 331-339.

Doupe, Robert G., and Burrows, Damien W. (2008) Thirty years later, should we be more concerned for the ongoing invasion of Mozambique Tilapia in Australia? Pacific Conservation Biology, 14 (4). pp. 235-238.

Devlin, Michelle, Best, Mike, Coates, Deborah, Bresnan, Eileen, O'Boyle, Shane, Park, Richard, Silke, Joe, Cusack, Caroline, and Skeats, Joe (2007) Establishing boundary classes for the classification of UK marine waters using phytoplankton communities. Marine Pollution Bulletin, 55 (1-6). pp. 91-103.

Daszak, Peter, Lips, Karen R., Alford, Ross, Carey, Cynthia, Collins, James P., Cunningham, Andrew, Harris, Reid, and Ron, Santiago (2007) Infectious diseases. In: Gascon, Claude, Collins, James P., Moore, Robin D., Church, Don R., McKay, Jeanne E., and Mendelson III, Joseph R., (eds.) Amphibian Conservation Action Plan. Proceedings: IUCN/SSC Amphibian Conservation Summit 2005 . World Conservation Union, Gland, Switzerland, pp. 21-25.

Doupe, Robert G., Sarre, Gavin A., Partridge, Gavin J. , Lymbery , Alan J., and Jenkins, Greg I. (2005) What are the prospects for black bream Acanthopagrus butcheri (Munro) aquaculture in salt-affected inland Australia? Aquaculture Research, 36 (14). pp. 1345-1355.

Doupe, R.G., Lymbery, A.J., Wong, S, and Hobbs, R.P. (2003) Larval anisakid infections of some tropical fish species from north-west Australia. Journal of Helminthology, 77 (4). pp. 363-365.

Davies, K., Gascon, C., and Margules, C.R. (2001) Habitat fragmentation: consequences, management and future research priorities. In: Soule, M.E., and Orians, G.H., (eds.) Conservation Biology: Research Priorities for the Next Decade. Island Press, Washington, D.C, pp. 81-97.

Ebner, B.C., and Morgan, D.L. (2013) Using remote underwater video to estimate freshwater fish species richness. Journal of Fish Biology, 82 (5). pp. 1592-1612.

Elzer, Amanda L., Pike, David A., Webb, Jonathan K., Hammill, Kate, Bradstock, Ross A., and Shine, Richard (2013) Forest-fire regimes affect thermoregulatory opportunities for terrestrial ectotherms. Austral Ecology, 38 (2). pp. 190-198.

Elfes, Cristiane T., Livingstone, Suzanne R., Lane, Amanda, Lukoschek, Vimoksalehi, Sanders, Kate L., Courtney, Anthony J., Gatus, Joey L., Guinea, Michael, Lobo, Aaron S., Milton, David, Rasmussen, Arne R., Read, Mark, White, Mahree-Dee, Sanciangco, Jonnell, Alcala, Angel, Heatwole, Harold, Karns, Daryl R., Seminoff, Jeffery A., Voris, Harold K., Carpenter, Kent E., and Murphy, John C. (2013) Fascinating and forgotten: the conservation status of the world's sea snakes. Herpetological Conservation and Biology, 8 (1). pp. 37-52.

Evans, Richard (2009) No-take marine protected areas: abundance, biomass, batch fecundity and genetic connectivity of target species on the Great Barrier Reef. PhD thesis, James Cook University.

Feitosa, Leonardo Manir, Martins, Ana Paula Barbosa, Lessa, Rosangela Paula Teixeira, Barbieri, Ricardo, and Nunes, Jorge Luiz Silva (2019) Daggernose shark: an elusive species from Northern South America. Fisheries, 44 (3). pp. 144-147.

Frangoudes, Katia, Gerrard, Siri, and Kleiber, Danika (2019) Situated transformations of women and gender relations in small-scale fisheries and communities in a globalized world. Maritime Studies, 18 (3). pp. 241-248.

Fuentes, M.M.P.B., Bell, I., Hagihara, R., Hamann, M., Hazel, J., Huth, A., Seminoff, J.A., Sobtzick, S., and Marsh, H. (2015) Improving in-water estimates of marine turtle abundance by adjusting aerial survey counts for perception and availability biases. Journal of Experimental Marine Biology and Ecology, 471. pp. 77-83.

Flacke, Gabriella L., Chambers, Brian K., Martin, Graeme B., and Paris, Monique C.J. (2015) The Pygmy Hippopotamus Choeropsis liberiensis (Morton, 1849): bringing to light research priorities for the largely forgotten, smaller hippo species / Das zwergflußpferd Choeropsis liberiensis (Morton, 1849): überblick der literatur und wichtige forschungsthemen für das oft vergessene, kleinere flußpferd. Der Zoologische Garten, 84 (5-6). pp. 234-265.

Frank, Anke S.K., Johnson, Chris N., Potts, Joanne M., Fisher, Alaric, Lawes, Michael J., Woinarski, John C.Z., Tuft, Katherine, Radford, Ian J., Gordon, Iain J., Collis, Mary-Anne, and Legge, Sarah (2014) Experimental evidence that feral cats cause local extirpation of small mammals in Australia's tropical savannas. Journal of Applied Ecology, 51 (6). pp. 1486-1493.

Fulton, Christopher J., Starrs, Danswell, Ruibal, Monica P., and Ebner, Brendan C. (2012) Counting crayfish: active searching and baited cameras trump conventional hoop netting in detecting Euastacus armatus. Endangered Species Research, 19 (1). pp. 39-45.

Fuentes, Mariana Menezes Prata Bezerra (2010) Vulnerability of sea turtles to climate change: a case study within the northern Great Barrier Reef green turtle population. PhD thesis, James Cook University.

Fuentes, M.M.P.B., Maynard, J.A., Guinea, M., Bell, I.P., Werdell, P.J., and Hamann, M. (2009) Proxy indicators of sand temperature help project impacts of global warming on sea turtles in northern Australia. Endangered Species Research, 9 (1). pp. 33-40.

Felger, Johanna, Enssle, Johannes, Mendez, Diana, and Speare, Richard (2007) Chytridiomycosis in El Salvador. Salamandra, 43 (2). pp. 122-127.

Feary, David A., Almany, Glenn R., Jones, Geoffrey P., and McCormick, Mark I. (2007) Coral degradation and the structure of tropical reef fish communities. Marine Ecology Progress Series, 333. pp. 243-248.

Floerl, Oliver, and Inglis, Graeme J. (2005) Starting the invasion pathway: the interaction between source populations and human transport vectors. Biological Invasions, 7 (4). pp. 589-606.

Floerl, Oliver, Inglis, Graeme J., and Hayden, B.J. (2005) A risk-based predictive tool to prevent accidental introductions of nonindigenous marine species. Environmental Management, 35 (6). pp. 765-778.

Floerl, Oliver, Inglis, Graeme J., and Marsh, Helene M. (2005) Selectivity in vector management: an investigation of the effectiveness of measures used to prevent transport of non-indigenous species. Biological Invasions, 7 (3). pp. 459-475.

Fritz, Hervé, Duncan, Patrick, Gordon, I.J., and Illius, A.W. (2002) Megaherbivores influence trophic guilds structure in African ungulate communities. Oecologia, 131 (4). pp. 620-625.

Gilroy, James J., Prescott, Graham W., Cardenas, Johann S., Castaneda, Pamela González del Pliego, Sánchez, Andrés, Rojas-Murcia, Luis E., Medina Uribe, Claudia A., Haugaasen, Torbjørn, and Edwards, David P. (2015) Minimizing the biodiversity impact of neotropical oil palm development. Global Change Biology, 21 (4). pp. 1531-1540.

Gilroy, James J., Edwards, Felicity A., Medina Uribe, Claudia A., Haugaasen, Torbjørn, and Edwards, David P. (2014) Surrounding habitats mediate the trade-off between land-sharing and land-sparing agriculture in the tropics. Journal of Applied Ecology, 51 (5). pp. 1337-1346.

Goswami, Varun R., Sridhara, Sachin, Medhi, Kamal, Williams, A. Christy, Chellam, Ravi, Nichols, James D., and Oli, Madan K. (2014) Community-managed forests and wildlife-friendly agriculture play a subsidiary but not substitutive role to protected areas for the endangered Asian elephant. Biological Conservation, 177. pp. 74-81.

Geurts, Katrien An-Sofie (2013) Patching up the divide: population dynamics and genetics of small mammals in a fragmented rainforest landscape. PhD thesis, James Cook University.

Goosem, Miriam, Moore, Leslie, Byrnes, Peter, and Gibson, Marina (2011) Mission Beach Road research: traffic impacts on cassowaries and other fauna and strategies for mitigation. Report. James Cook University, Cairns.

Grech, Alana, Sheppard, James, and Marsh, Helene (2011) Informing species conservation at multiple scales using data collected for marine mammal stock assessments. PLoS ONE, 6 (3). e17993. pp. 1-8.

Grayson, Jillian (2011) Characteristics of traditional dugong and green turtle fisheries in Torres Strait: opportunities for management. PhD thesis, James Cook University.

Gourret, Arnaud, Alford, Ross, and Schwarzkopf, Lin (2011) Very small, light dipole harmonic tags for tracking small animals. Herpetological Review, 42 (4). pp. 522-525.

Goosem, M., Harding, E.K., Chester, G., Tucker, N., Harriss, C., and Oakley, K. (2010) Roads in Rainforest: best practice guidelines for planning, design and management. Report. Reef and Rainforest Research Centre , Cairns, QLD, Australia.

Grech, Alana (2009) Spatial models and risk assessments to inform marine planning at ecosystem-scales: seagrasses and dugongs as a case study. PhD thesis, James Cook University.

Grech, A., and Marsh, H. (2008) Rapid assessment of risks to a mobile marine mammal in an ecosystem-scale marine protected area. Conservation Biology, 22 (3). pp. 711-720.

Garrigue, Claire, Patenaude, Nathalie, and Marsh, Helene (2008) Distribution and abundance of the dugong in New Caledonia, southwest Pacific. Marine Mammal Science, 24 (1). pp. 81-90.

Goosem, Miriam (2008) Rethinking road ecology. In: Stork, Nigel E., and Turton, Stephen M., (eds.) Living in a Dynamic Tropical Forest Landscape. Blackwell Publishing, Carlton, VIC, Australia, pp. 445-459.

Grech, Alana, Coles, Robert, McKenzie, Len, and Rasheed, Michael (2008) Spatial Risk Assessment for Coastal Seagrass Habitats in the Great Barrier Reef World Heritage Area: a case study of the dry and wet tropics. Report. Reef and Rainforest Research Centre, Cairns, QLD.

Goosem, Miriam (2007) Fragmentation impacts caused by roads through rainforests. Current Science, 93 (11). pp. 1587-1595.

Gereta, Emmanuel, Mwangomo, Ephraim, and Wolanski, Eric (2004) The influence of wetlands in regulating water quality in the Seronera River, Serengeti National Park, Tanzania. Wetlands Ecology and Management, 12 (4). pp. 301-307.

Gereta, Emmanuel, Meing'ataki, Godwell Elias Ole, Mduma, Simon, and Wolanski, Eric (2004) The role of wetlands in wildlife migration in the Tarangire ecosystem, Tanzania. Wetlands Ecology and Management, 12 (4). pp. 285-299.

Gyuris, Emma (2004) An experimental investigation of the effects of human intrusion into breeding colonies of Bridled Terns Sterna anaethetus in the Great Barrier Reef. Pacific Conservation Biology, 9 (4). pp. 265-272.

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Parsons, Jennifer G. (2011) Studying mobile species in spatially complex ecosystems: Australian flying-foxes as a case study. PhD thesis, James Cook University.

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[ldlb/SWIG] Refactor extensions to be non Python-specific.

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of course this should be factored out and reused across different SB classes.

This is unfortunate but not worse that what's already done for PythonDataObjects.h.

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I don't think this is the responsibility of the bindings, but for now I've kept it to make this a non-functional change.

Include ConstString.h once in extensions.swig.

labath added a comment.Jan 8 2020, 2:33 AM

I think this is a great direction to move in. If the extensions are written in C(++) then swig can automatically wrap everything we need.

I am wondering if we can avoid constifying each string we return this way though...

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Would it be possible to return std::string from here? I don't think this is really a public API (it's not accessible from C++, and swig should convert it into a native string before anything can get its hand on it), so I don't we need to be constrained by the SB API rules. And I believe swig already knows how to handle a std::string...

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Yes, but for now I'd put this code into SBTarget.i, since it's clearly SBTarget specific. If we have some generic extension code (produced by factoring this function for instance), then we can put it into some more generic place.

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FWIW, I don't find it particularly bad, especially when it gets factored into a function...

  • Use std::string
  • Move extension into the corresponding interface file
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Thomas Gricoski: Being Unfolded: Edith Stein on the Meaning of Being

Steph Marston

Being Unfolded: Edith Stein on the Meaning of Being Book Cover Being Unfolded: Edith Stein on the Meaning of Being
Thomas Gricoski. Foreword by William Desmond
The Catholic University of America Press
Hardback £64.60

Reviewed by: Steph Marston (Birkbeck, University of London)

Edith Stein’s best known work is her phenomenological investigation of affectivity and philosophy of mind, and especially her treatment of empathy. Relative to these, her ontology is somewhat neglected even though it is of great interest, both as a transition between her academic and theological writings and as a development of concepts of essence implicitly present in phenomenology more widely. This is an acknowledged gap in Stein scholarship which Thomas Gricoski aims to bridge with Being Unfolded, a rigorous and insightful philosophical-theological interrogation of Stein’s Finite and Eternal Being (Endliches und ewiges Sein, hereinafter EeS).

Gricoski’s opening chapter lays the foundations for his characterisation of Stein’s ontology as a correlational realism. Contextualising Stein’s work within two philosophical traditions, the Husserlian phenomenology of her academic beginnings and the neo-Scholasticism with which she engaged in her later phenomenological inquiries, he argues that Stein developed a correlational philosophy in which phenomenological method is used to address traditional Thomist metaphysical questions. The result is an ontology of multiple modes of being whose common attribute is unfolding:

Finite being is the unfolding of meaning; essential being is the atemporal unfolding beyond the contraries of potency and act; actual being is the unfolding outward of an essential form, from potency toward act, in time and space. Mental being is unfolding in multiple senses… (10, citing Stein, EeS 284-285)

Stein’s own work is notoriously unspecific about the concept of  Entfaltung, ‘unfolding’ or ‘blooming’, and it is this gap that Gricoski seeks to fill in Being Unfolded. He proposes that for the unfolding which characterises being throughout Stein’s ontology is a “self-transcending relationality”:

The key to understanding Stein’s sense of being…is the transcending nature of the relations between being and meaning, and between each mode of being. (32)

Clearly, such a proposal stands in need of further elaboration, and Gricoski unpacks it over subsequent chapters, offering a close reading of Stein’s texts which moves from the logical questions arising from the concept of being itself, through different aspects of being and meaning, to conclude with a reaffirmation of unfolding as transcendence.

The motivation for Stein’s concept of unfolding is located in the tensions in Aristotelian philosophy between actuality and potentiality, acting and resting. Traditional ontological formulations of this dichotomy tended to situate ‘real’ existence in acting; this was especially true of Scholastic interpretations, which drew parallels with Christian concepts such as creator and soul. Gricoski demonstrates in the second chapter how Stein’s own work on potency and act underpins her concept of unfolding. Refusing the need for selecting between potency and act, Stein insists that they are unique modes of being, potency as ‘resting’ essential being and acting as actual being, inextricably related in what Stein calls ‘close belonging-together’. Gricoski’s argument is careful in following Stein’s text so as to show that her ontological project retains a recognisably phenomenologist character in its recognition of a diversity of modes of being and meaning which, rather than being hierarchically related, are drawn together in her correlational principle of unfolding. Within this complex analysis, he argues, there is a harmony in which “a transcending relation holds the relata in a creative tension, without resolving the tension through overcoming difference” (59).

While Stein’s engagement with Thomist philosophy is her unique contribution, there is nonetheless an implicitly Aristotelian flavour to the phenomenological project of seeking to grasp essential meanings. Underlying Stein’s resolution of the acting-resting dilemma is the problem of how to characterise the meaning of essential being, and this is Gricoski’s theme in the third chapter. As with the potency-act question, Stein seeks to refute a philosophical tradition in which different elements of being are ordered as to precedence: in this case, the priority of essence over existence. Arguing that being is non-identical with existence, since existence is temporal whereas being can also be atemporal, and that essence without instantiation cannot count as being, she posits that essential being is irreducibly constitutive of meaning in all being. Gricoski clearly sees this move as pivotal to Stein’s philosophy. It enables her to avoid traditional critiques of essentialism while incorporating essential being into her ontology rather than simply ‘bracketing’ it in Husserlian mode. More significantly, it motivates her evocation of ‘unfolding’ as characterisation of the relation among different modes of being:

Without splitting being into apparently irreconcilable ‘modes’ and arranging them in such a way that the modes ‘overlap’ or coincide in beings, there would be no need for the correlational principle of unfolding to bring the modes together. (252)

Here one may query whether Gricoski imputes too much to Stein in his elaboration of her concept of unfolding. Stein’s own underdeveloped treatment of unfolding might seem to undermine the thesis that it cements her ontology in the way that he indicates. Indeed, Gricoski acknowledges that the more conventional reading of ‘unfolding’ is as a bridge between the demands of Stein’s dual philosophical tradition, phenomenology on the one hand and Thomism on the other. Whether Stein scholars will find his case for viewing unfolding in a strong ontological sense is an interesting question.

The defence of Stein’s concept of essential being provides a springboard for subsequent chapters where Gricoski, turns his attention from being to meaning. Like being, meaning in Stein’s later work is multiple and relational; the different modes of being are all meaning-bearing, as are the relations among them. Gricoski proposes that the relationality present in being is not only reflected in meaning is constituted by the connections among actual beings which derives from their participation in essential meanings:

Through actualised essential structures, every individual actual thing is related in some way to every other actual thing that shares one of the same essentialities. Actual things are connected to each other through the nexus of essential meanings. (109)

Again, the question arises of how far this is Gricoski’s picture and how far it is Stein’s. It seems as though the delicate balance and parity of ontological standing which Gricoski perceives in Stein’s philosophy is threatened by situating the source of their relationality in essential meanings and hence implicitly in essences. If actual things derive their meaning form the meanings of essences, then why not their being also? This is a question which Gricoski takes himself already to have settled but readers may find it pressed anew by chapter five, where Stein’s theistic commitments come to the fore in an exploration of the origin of meaning.

Here, Gricoski’s exposition of Stein’s work takes what appears to be a more traditionally Scholastic turn. Finite being is “the dim analogue of eternal being” (110); actual being qua act echoes the actus purus of divine being; the intrinsic meaningfulness of essential being resembles Logos. It is challenging to read this other than as a hierarchy of meaning, and thus as at least potentially reductive; this suggestion becomes more forceful in the claim that essentialities reflect only the meaning aspect of divine being, so that finite acts of actual being are closer to God than finite instances of meaning which have only essential being. With such a structure in play, can Gricoski uphold his thesis that Stein’s ontology avoids hierarchy by foregrounding the relationalities within being and between being and meaning? Stein’s own answer is reminiscent of theological mysteries:

We can only conclude that everything finite – its quid as well as its being – must be predetermined as being-in-God, because both [principles] come from him. The final cause of all being and quiddity must however be both in perfect unity. (111, fn3, citing Stein, EeS)

More compelling is Gricoski’s account of how Stein takes herself to have overcome not only the intrusion of hierarchy into her adaptations of ontological categories but also the problems of Aristotelian teleology. While the suggestion that every object has meaning which it unfolds is undeniably reminiscent of a form-matter ontology of substances, Gricoski persuasively proposes that Stein balances the priority of actual being in its closeness to God with the argument that essential being is prior to actual being insofar as actual being aims at a goal, and thus at the rest represented by essential being. While essentialities bear the meaning of finite beings, those meanings can only be unfolded by finite beings; further, since being and meaning are correlative and not reducible to one another, there are no unfolded essentialities waiting in some metaphysical realm to be unfolded into being. This delicately contrived equilibrium indicates the scale of the challenge inherent in Stein’s project of articulating a Thomist phenomenology.

In Chapter Six Gricoski moves to explore the implications of Stein’s posited mode of actual being in relation to meaning. The unfolding of essential, atemporal structures of meaning in temporal finite being is characterised as “an ontological ‘conversion’ or ‘translation’” (129). On this picture, the essences of existent things are properly understood as unfoldings of meaning, such that existence realises an “irreducible” relationality of co-dependence between being and meaning in the ontologically distinct domains of essential, actual and mental. Unfolding emerges as a self-relation in which being and meaning transcend themselves both within each ontological domain and beyond any one domain. Unfolding reveals both the limitations and the powers of actual being, which Gricoski characterises in terms of deficit and surplus: deficit, in that the temporal existence of an actual object can only partially or inadequately unfold its essence, but surplus in that Stein insists on the “ontological brilliance” of actuality, without which essence cannot be realised. Indeed, according to Gricoski, actual beings represent for Stein “a leap of transcendence”: an enacting in which essence retains its essentiality even while becoming actual and in which the actual qua activity also participates in the eternity of essence. This relation of temporal, changing existence to essence’s atemporality and intransience renders existent things intelligible, capable of bearing meaning.

The complexity of this parsing of the relations among different elements in Stein’s ontology is reflected in the following two chapters, which are perhaps less successful than others in the book. Chapter 7, Matter and Meaning, presents a detailed exposition of Stein’s explorations of the relation between form and matter. Gricoski seeks to defend Stein against interpretations which take her to prioritise essence over actuality, but this defence is only partially persuasive. The challenge, as Gricoski acknowledges, is that the tensions between Stein’s phenomenology and her later Thomism are not always fully reconcilable. This chapter effectively shows how Stein’s phenomenological focus on the uncovering of meaning through essences reads into her commitment to articulating a hylomorphism which synthesises immanent and transcendent (Aristotelian and Platonic) concepts of form and in which form and matter are reciprocal, co-sustaining aspects of actuality. However, while Gricoski sees unfolding as the key to appreciating how this works out in Stein’s ontology, it is not clear that he has defeated suggestions that form takes priority over matter, or essence over existence, as a source of meaning. This difficulty is reiterated in Chapter 8, Material Beings, in which Gricoski seeks to illustrate the workings of Stein’s hylomorphism in “case studies” of the unfolding of material things of different kinds.

The case studies demonstrate the sheer intricacy of Stein’s ontology and the complexities involved in using it to illuminate the meanings of phenomena – it is tempting to wonder whether Stein’s work shows the prudence of Husserl’s strategey of epochē towards ontological questions. Gricoski is diligent in drawing the different levels and elements of Stein’s treatments of essence and being into his case studies, perhaps at the expense of a full exposition of his own thesis that her ontology is ultimately relational, based in unfolding. To be sure, the examples of organic beings have unfolding baked into their descriptions, but this is hardly surprising given the Aristotelian roots of Stein’s hylomorphism. More insightfully, Gricoski elaborates unfolding as a relational term in that material beings of all kinds depend on external beings and essential structures in order to accomplish their unfolding: the nourishment that living things require for their development; the openness to meaning that enables emotional and intellectual experience and willful acting; the processes communication and interactions which generate fuller unfolding of meaning in all beings involved in them. This seems quite true to Stein’s emphasis on the exteriority in which spirit transcends itself and in which all meaning, knowledge and creativity reside, and it would have been good to see more clearly how Gricoski’s own thought develops the insights gleaned from his exegetical work.

In addressing the mode of mental being in Chapter Nine, Gricoski touches on one of the most interesting aspects of Stein’s philosophy, the ontological characterisation of concepts, creativity and knowing. The medium of mind, he proposes, exhibits unfolding analogously to the other spheres of being:

Between an actual thing and my knowledge of it, a gap or discrepancy necessarily emerges. This discrepancy likewise reveals the dynamic process of unfolding. (196)

The discrepancies alluded to here relate to given meaning given and acquired meaning, and themselves underlie familiar mental processes of experience, concept formation, creative thinking and so forth. In each case, meaning qua acquired unfolds relative to meaning qua given, as being unfolds relative to essence: that is, into something which only partially resembles or manifests the original. Gricoski reads Stein as holding that such gaps in meaning reveal that essence and being cannot be identical, and argues that their persistence through the different layers of Stein’s ontology points to both correlational unfolding and transcendence as intrinsic features of it.

It is not clear, however, that Gricoski does full justice to Stein’s philosophy here. While epistemologically Stein certainly speaks of a “discrepancy” of knowledge relative to meaning, of knowledge “lagging behind”, ontologically she imparts a greater reciprocity to the unfolding of mental being:

Mental being is unfolding in multiple senses: the original genesis of genuine mental constructs is as temporal as the thinking action through which they were constructed. The ‘finished’ structures have something of the timelessness of the beings according to which they were constructed, and in which they were predetermined as ‘possible’.” (200, citing Stein, EeS 285)

While Gricoski recognises this additional feature of mental being to some extent, he relates this primarily to the primacy of human minds and the intellectual capacity associated with spirit. This seems like a missed opportunity to further develop his insight of the significance of relationality in Stein’s philosophy, since the mental realm brings into relations of unfolding beings which otherwise – that is, in their actual or material existence – are not related.

The culmination of Being Unfolded comes in Chapter Ten, Unfolding, Analogy and Transcendence, where Gricoski lays out the motivation for his project of attributing to Stein an ontology of unfolding:

By unfolding, being ‘becomes’ meaningful, and meaning ‘becomes’ real. Even if being and meaning are considered analytically separable, then each ‘gains’ something in the process of unfolding…[T]he being/meaning dependent pair itself authentically ‘gains’ something by unfolding itself or being unfolded. Unfolding creates surplus even as it causes deficits.

In Stein, then Gricoski discerns an ontology of dynamism, (non-spatial) expansion and creativity. Stein’s allusions to ‘unfolding’ offer a means of elaborating this insight; and if the allusions sometimes sound metaphorical then on Stein’s own terms that is no reason for not taking ‘unfolding’ seriously:

The metaphorical figures of speech of our language express an inner correlation between the different genera of beings and thus also a correlation with the divine archetype. (176, citing Stein, EeS 213)

If unfolding pervades all the layers and entities of Stein’s ontology for Gricoski, then so does analogy, in that he takes analogy to be the relation between that which unfolds and that which is unfolded. Similarly, from the pervasiveness of analogy is inferred a universal transcendence which occurs as beings come into relation with other beings or with aspects of themselves. Transcendence and analogy are both constitutive and characteristic of unfolding: “Unfolding appears now as both transcending difference by maintaining similarity and creating difference by analogous similarity” (246).

While Gricoski’s project is firmly rooted in Stein’s ontology, the book could have benefited from greater acknowledgement of her philosophy of emotion and empathy, and from consideration of how that earlier work may have influenced her unique and productive perspective on Thomist metaphysics. If unfolding is relational, as Gricoski persuasively argues, then relations among beings will be of as much ontological significance as intra-being relations. Indeed, Gricoski emphasises that, in Stein’s ontology, “relationality respects difference in order to enable mutual enrichment” (p58). In Being Unfolded, however, there is a great deal more self-unfolding tha being-unfolded. This is a regrettable gap in Gricoski’s treatment of Stein’s philosophy, especially since one of his concerns is to demonstrate continuity between Stein’s academic phenomenology and her later work in Thomist metaphysics. Stein’s own life offers a stark illustration of just how significant are relations among beings for opening up or circumscribing the possibilities of unfolding. Nonetheless, Being Unfolded is a lucid and valuable work of scholarship. Despite the technicalities of Stein’s philosophy it is also engaging and readable for the non-specialist, offering an intriguing introduction to a relatively neglected twentieth-century thinker. Gricoski has demonstrated good grounds for taking unfolding as a pivotal element in Stein’s ontology and an ineliminable force in the creation of meaning.

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