Sharon E Hook
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Hook S, Farr R, Su J, Hobday A, Wingate C, Woolley L, et al.
BMC Genomics
. 2025 Mar;
26(1):230.
PMID: 40069618
Background: Changing ocean temperatures are already causing declines in populations of marine organisms. Predicting the capacity of organisms to adjust to the pressures posed by climate change is a topic...
2.
Hook S, Smith R, Waltham N, Warne M
Integr Environ Assess Manag
. 2023 Nov;
20(5):1256-1279.
PMID: 37994614
Waterways that drain the Great Barrier Reef catchment area (GBRCA) transport pollutants to marine habitats, provide a critical corridor between freshwater and marine habitats for migratory fish species, and are...
3.
Hook S, Foster S, Althaus F, Bearham D, Angel B, Revill A, et al.
Mar Pollut Bull
. 2023 Jul;
193:115196.
PMID: 37421917
As oil and gas infrastructure comes to the end of its working life, a decommissioning decision must be made: should the infrastructure be abandoned in situ, repurposed, partially removed, or...
4.
Hook S, Strzelecki J, Adams M, Binet M, McKnight K, Golding L, et al.
Environ Toxicol Chem
. 2022 Jul;
41(10):2580-2594.
PMID: 35856873
Following an oil spill, accurate assessments of the ecological risks of exposure to compounds within petroleum are required, as is knowledge regarding how those risks may change with the use...
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Armstrong E, Mondon J, Miller A, Revill A, Stephenson S, Tan M, et al.
Environ Toxicol Chem
. 2022 Jul;
41(9):2162-2180.
PMID: 35815472
Oil spills pose a significant threat to marine biodiversity. Crude oil can partition into sediments where it may be persistent, placing benthic species such as decapods at particular risk of...
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Gissi F, Strzelecki J, Binet M, Golding L, Adams M, Elsdon T, et al.
Environ Toxicol Chem
. 2021 May;
40(9):2587-2600.
PMID: 34033678
Petroleum hydrocarbons can be discharged into the marine environment during offshore oil and gas production or as a result of oil spills, with potential impacts on marine organisms. Ecotoxicological assay...
7.
Hook S, White C, Ross D
Mar Genomics
. 2021 Mar;
59:100858.
PMID: 33642199
Aquaculture releases nitrogen to the marine environment, potentially changing dynamics of local plankton populations and causing adverse impacts. Metatranscriptomics have been used to study planktonic nutrient cycles and community dynamics....
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Hook S
Integr Environ Assess Manag
. 2020 Jul;
16(6):813-830.
PMID: 32729983
The risk assessment for the environmental impact of oil spills in Australia is often conducted in part using a combination of spill mapping and toxicological thresholds derived from laboratory studies....
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Armstrong E, Miller A, Mondon J, Greenfield P, Stephenson S, Tan M, et al.
Mar Genomics
. 2019 Apr;
47:100677.
PMID: 30987888
Crude oil is a key contaminant in aquatic environments entering via natural and anthropogenic sources, causing toxicity in marine organisms. Traditionally, biomarkers have been utilised to determine crude oil exposure...
10.
van de Kamp J, Hook S, Williams A, Tanner J, Bodrossy L
Environ Microbiol
. 2019 Feb;
21(5):1782-1797.
PMID: 30761716
Exploratory drilling for deep-sea oil and gas resources is planned for the Great Australian Bight (GAB). There is scant knowledge of the region's benthic ecosystems and no baseline information of...