Tania M. Kenyon

Most-cited papers

1. Substrate stabilisation and small structures in coral restoration: State of knowledge, and considerations for management and implementation

   D. Ceccarelli, I. McLeod, L. Boström-Einarsson, S. Bryan +13 more

   2020PLoS ONE103 citations Open access

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2. The biology and ecology of coral rubble and implications for the future of coral reefs

   Kennedy Wolfe, Tania M. Kenyon, P. Mumby

   2021Coral reefs82 citations

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3. Coral rubble dynamics in the Anthropocene and implications for reef recovery

   Tania M. Kenyon, C. Doropoulos, Kennedy Wolfe, G. Webb +3 more

   2022Limnology and Oceanography78 citations Open access

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4. The effects of rubble mobilisation on coral fragment survival, partial mortality and growth

   Tania M. Kenyon, C. Doropoulos, S. Dove, G. Webb +4 more

   202040 citations

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5. Hierarchical drivers of cryptic biodiversity on coral reefs

   Kennedy Wolfe, Tania M. Kenyon, Amelia A. Desbiens, Kimberley de la Motte +1 more

   2023Ecological Monographs30 citations Open access

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6. Mobilisation thresholds for coral rubble and consequences for windows of reef recovery

   Tania M. Kenyon, D. Harris, T. Baldock, D. Callaghan +4 more

   2023Biogeosciences26 citations Open access

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7. Temporal effects of ocean warming and acidification on coral–algal competition

   K. Brown, D. Bender-Champ, Tania M. Kenyon, Camille Rémond +2 more

   2019Coral reefs26 citations

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8. The effects of land use change on native dung beetle diversity and function in Australia's Wet Tropics

   Tania M. Kenyon, M. Mayfield, G. Monteith, R. Menéndez

   201621 citations Open access

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9. The potential for applying “Nonviolent Communication” in conservation science

   B. Williams, B. A. Simmons, Michelle S. Ward, Jutta Beher +9 more

   2021Conservation Science and Practice16 citations Open access

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10. Material Legacies on Coral Reefs: Rubble Length and Bed Thickness Are Key Drivers of Rubble Bed Recovery

    Tania M. Kenyon, Karen Eigeland, Kennedy Wolfe, Roima Paewai-Huggins +3 more

    2024Global Change Biology7 citations

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11. Conservation value of a subtropical reef in south-eastern Queensland, Australia, highlighted by citizen-science efforts

    M. Grol, Julie Vercelloni, Tania M. Kenyon, E. Bayraktarov +6 more

    2021Marine and Freshwater Research6 citations Open access

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12. Trajectories and agents of binding in stabilized and unstabilized coral rubble across environmental gradients

    Tania M. Kenyon, P. Mumby, Gregory E. Webb, S. Dove +2 more

    2025Ecosphere4 citations Open access

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13. A decision support tool for rubble stabilization on coral reefs.

    Shu-Kiu Leung, Tania M. Kenyon, Laurie J. Raymundo, Helen E. Fox +20 more

    2025Journal of Environmental Management4 citations Open access

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14. From Rubble to Reef: The physical and biological dynamics of coral reef rubble beds

    Tania M. Kenyon

    20214 citations

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15. Prolonged instability in blast-fished rubble beds impedes coral recovery.

    S. H. Samudra, Tania M. Kenyon, C. A. G. Alisa, Rindah Talitha Vida +2 more

    2025Marine Environmental Research3 citations

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16. Temporal effects of ocean warming and acidification on coral–algal competition

    K. Brown, D. Bender-Champ, Tania M. Kenyon, Camille Rémond +2 more

    2019Coral reefs0 citations

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17. Citizen scientists highlight conservation value of a small subtropical reef, Flinders Reef, southeast Queensland, Australia

    M. Grol, Julie Vercelloni, Tania M. Kenyon, E. Bayraktarov +6 more

    2019bioRxiv0 citations Open access

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