Nut MUNPHOLSRI

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Nut is a PhD candidate at James Cook University examining how habitat modification affects barramundi growth and movement. By pairing otolith microchemistry with annual ring growth data, his work helps clarify how altered freshwater environments impact fish development.

Abstracts this author is presenting:

Diminishing Returns: reduced riverine growth benefits of barramundi in a heavily modified landscape — 9.4: Harnessing calcified structures to understand aquatic taxa in changing habitats and through extreme events
Beyond the Mainstream: Counterintuitive growth responses of barramundi to hydrological modification in an irrigated tropical basin. — Poster Session

Nut MUNPHOLSRI Australian Society for Fish Biology & Australian Freshwater Sciences Society Conference 2026

Nut MUNPHOLSRI

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