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Predictors of brain morphology for the men of the NHLBI twin study.

• Charles C Decarli, Bruce L. Miller, +5 authors Dorit Carmelli
• Stroke
• 1999

BACKGROUND AND PURPOSE Cross-sectional studies show that cerebrovascular risk factors are associated with increased brain atrophy, accumulation of abnormal cerebral white matter signals, and… (More)

Individual variability in trophic position and diet of a marine omnivore is linked to kelp bed habitat

• Lucy Jack, Stephen R Wing
• 2011

Omnivores play an important role in the routing and distribution of organic matter across food webs. We demonstrate a novel approach to quantifying the coincidence of landscapescale nutritional… (More)

Natural trace elemental markers for adult red rock lobsters Jasus edwardsii vary among replicate distinct water masses

• Lucy Jack, Stephen R Wing, Yi Hu, May B. Roberts
• 2011

In order to determine the potential utility of trace elemental natural tags to resolve fine-scale stock structure and residency patterns in adult crustaceans, we investigated whether concentrations… (More)

Gallant Selectivity in Area V 4 Spectral Receptive Field Properties Explain Shape

• Stephen V. David, Benjamin Y. Hayden, Lucy Jack
• 2006

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Resource specialisation among suspension- feeding invertebrates on rock walls in Fiordland, New Zealand, is driven by water column structure and feeding mode

• Stephen R Wing, Lucy Jack
• 2012

Sessile suspension feeders are an important component of benthic−pelagic coupling on subtidal rocky reefs. We used stable isotope analysis to investigate intra-specific variation in trophic level and… (More)

Prey base shifts in red rock lobster Jasus edwardsii in response to habitat conversion in Fiordland marine reserves : implications for effective spatial management

• Lucy Jack, Stephen R Wing, Rebecca J McLeod
• 2009

Persistence of subpopulations dispersed among spatial management units, such as marine reserves, relies heavily upon the quality of local habitat, as well as size and connectivity of habitat patches.… (More)

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