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B. Robson

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h-index: 29
Works: 118
Citations: 2,993

Most-cited papers

A function-based typology for Earth’s ecosystems
D. Keith, J. Ferrer-Paris, E. Nicholson, M. Bishop +37 more
2022Nature299 citations Open access
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Anthropogenic refuges for freshwater biodiversity: Their ecological characteristics and management
E. Chester, B. Robson
2013256 citations Open access
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New policy directions for global pond conservation
Matthew J. Hill, C. Hassall, B. Oertli, L. Fahrig +7 more
2018161 citations Open access
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Drought refuges, spatial scale and recolonisation by invertebrates in non‐perennial streams
E. Chester, B. Robson
2011157 citations Open access
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Why life history information matters: drought refuges and macroinvertebrate persistence in non-perennial streams subject to a drier climate
B. Robson, E. Chester, C. Austin
2011141 citations Open access
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Freshwater Invertebrate Life History Strategies for Surviving Desiccation
S. R. Strachan, E. Chester, B. Robson
2015Springer Science Reviews126 citations
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The impacts of invasive ecosystem engineers in freshwaters: A review
H. Emery‐Butcher, S. Beatty, B. Robson
202096 citations Open access
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Pathways for algal recolonization in seasonally-flowing streams
B. Robson, T. Matthews, P. Lind, N. Thomas
200884 citations
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Disturbance and the role of refuges in mediterranean climate streams
B. Robson, E. Chester, B. Mitchell, T. Matthews
2013Hydrobiologia71 citations
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Resistance, resilience and community recovery in intermittent rivers and ephemeral streams
Michael T. Bogan, E. Chester, T. Datry, A. L. Murphy +4 more
201770 citations Open access
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Methodological and conceptual issues in the search for a relationship between animal body-size distributions and benthic habitat architecture
B. Robson, L. Barmuta, P. Fairweather
200569 citations Open access
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Drought refuges affect algal recolonization in intermittent streams
B. Robson, T. Matthews
200464 citations
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Invertebrates of Freshwater Temporary Ponds in Mediterranean Climates
D. Boix, J. Kneitel, B. Robson, C. Duchet +6 more
201660 citations
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Microrefuges from drying for invertebrates in a seasonal wetland
S. R. Strachan, E. Chester, B. Robson
201453 citations
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Local and regional macroinvertebrate diversity in the wetlands of a cleared agricultural landscape in south‐western Victoria, Australia
B. Robson, C. Clay
200544 citations
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Drought survival strategies, dispersal potential and persistence of invertebrate species in an intermittent stream landscape
E. Chester, Adam D. Miller, I. Valenzuela, S. Wickson +1 more
201543 citations Open access
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The influence of reduced flow during a drought on patterns of variation in macroinvertebrate assemblages across a spatial hierarchy in two lowland rivers
P. Lind, B. Robson, B. Mitchell
200642 citations
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The effects of land use on leaf-litter processing by macroinvertebrates in an Australian temperate coastal stream
A. Danger, B. Robson
2004Aquatic Sciences39 citations
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Macroinvertebrate response to environmental flows in headwater streams in western Victoria, Australia
Jonathon K. Mackie, E. Chester, T. Matthews, B. Robson
201338 citations
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Riverine macroinvertebrate assemblages up to 8 years after riparian restoration in a semi-rural catchment in Victoria, Australia
A. Becker, B. Robson
200937 citations
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Hierarchical patterns of invertebrate assemblage structure in stony upland streams change with time and flow permanence
B. Robson, M. Hogan, T. Forrester
200535 citations
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Commensalism used by freshwater crayfish species to survive drying in seasonal habitats
K. Johnston, B. Robson
200933 citations
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Trophic positions of omnivores are not always flexible: Evidence from four species of freshwater crayfish
K. Johnston, B. Robson, P. Fairweather
201130 citations
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Association between burrow densities of two Australian freshwater crayfish (Engaeus sericatus and Geocharax gracilis: Parastacidae) and four riparian land uses
T. March, B. Robson
200630 citations
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Habitat use by five sympatric Australian freshwater crayfish species (Parastacidae)
K. Johnston, B. Robson
200929 citations
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Outcomes of submerged macrophyte restoration in a shallow impounded, eutrophic river
Robyn L. Paice, J. Chambers, B. Robson
2016Hydrobiologia28 citations
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Aestivation provides flexible mechanisms for survival of stream drying in a larval trichopteran (Leptoceridae)
S. Wickson, E. Chester, B. Robson
201227 citations
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Flow regime change alters shredder identity but not leaf litter decomposition in headwater streams affected by severe, permanent drying
N. Carey, E. Chester, B. Robson
2021Freshwater Biology24 citations Open access
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Land use surrounding wetlands influences urban populations of a freshwater turtle
A. Santoro, J. Chambers, B. Robson, S. Beatty
202024 citations
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Constraints upon the Response of Fish and Crayfish to Environmental Flow Releases in a Regulated Headwater Stream Network
E. Chester, T. Matthews, T. J. Howson, K. Johnston +3 more
2014PLoS ONE24 citations Open access
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Size and quantity of woody debris affects fish assemblages in a sediment-disturbed lowland river
T. J. Howson, B. Robson, T. Matthews, B. Mitchell
201224 citations
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Potential of submerged macrophytes to support food webs in lowland agricultural streams
Robyn L. Paice, J. Chambers, B. Robson
201623 citations Open access
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Loss of functionally important and regionally endemic species from streams forced into intermittency by global warming
N. Carey, E. Chester, B. Robson
2023Global Change Biology22 citations Open access
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Post-wildfire recovery of invertebrate diversity in drought-affected headwater streams
B. Robson, E. Chester, T. Matthews, K. Johnston
2018Aquatic Sciences22 citations Open access
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Fish assemblage response to rehabilitation of a sand‐slugged lowland river
T. J. Howson, B. Robson, B. Mitchell
200922 citations
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An outcome-based model for predicting recovery pathways in restored ecosystems: The Recovery Cascade Model
B. Robson, B. Mitchell, E. Chester
201119 citations Open access
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Habitat alters the effect of false starts on seasonal‐wetland invertebrates
S. R. Strachan, E. Chester, B. Robson
201618 citations Open access
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Novel methods for managing freshwater refuges against climate change in southern Australia. Final Report. National Climate Change Adaptation Research Facility
B. Robson, E. Chester, M. Allen, S. Beatty +10 more
201318 citations
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Metastability in a river subject to multiple disturbances may constrain restoration options
B. Robson, B. Mitchell
201018 citations Open access
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Conservation value of waterfalls as habitat for lotic insects of western Victoria, Australia
Sarah L. Rackemann, B. Robson, T. Matthews
201317 citations
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Can sand slugs in rivers deliver conservation benefits? The biodiversity value of tributary junction plug wetlands in the Glenelg River, Australia
P. Lind, B. Robson, B. Mitchell, T. Matthews
200915 citations
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Habitat use by the hymenosomatid crab Amarinus lacustris (Chilton) in two south-eastern Australian rivers
K. Johnston, B. Robson
200514 citations
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Identification and management of refuges for aquatic organisms
B. Robson, E. Chester, B. Mitchell, T. Matthews
200813 citations
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Fringing trees may provide a refuge from prolonged drying for urban wetland invertebrates
S. R. Strachan, E. Chester, B. Robson
2016Urban Ecosystems12 citations
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Population structure and life history characteristics of Euastacus bispinosus and Cherax destructor (Parastacidae) in the Grampians National Park, Australia
K. Johnston, B. Robson, C. Austin
200812 citations
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Native submerged macrophyte distribution in seasonally-flowing, south-western Australian streams in relation to stream condition
Robyn L. Paice, J. Chambers, B. Robson
2016Aquatic Sciences10 citations Open access
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Patch-specific spawning is linked to restoration of a sediment-disturbed lowland river, south-eastern Australia
T. J. Howson, B. Robson, B. Mitchell
201010 citations Open access
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Do recolonisation processes in intermittent streams have sustained effects on benthic algal density and assemblage composition
E. Chester, B. Robson
20149 citations Open access
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Impacts of Indian waterfern (Ceratopteris thalictroides (L.) Brongn.) infestation and removal on macroinvertebrate biodiversity and conservation in spring-fed streams in the Australian arid zone
N. Carey, S. R. Strachan, B. Robson
20188 citations
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Impacts of extreme events on southeastern Australian freshwater crayfish
K. Johnston, T. Matthews, B. Robson, E. Chester
20148 citations Open access
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