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Anthony J Richardson

Profile : Anthony J Richardson
Project Leader (CSIRO); Senior Lecturer (University of Queensland)

Science / Professional Areas

  • biological  oceanography
  • marine climate  impacts

Projects

  • AusCPR - an  Australian zooplankton  survey
  • Integrating climate and Australian Ecopath models to  predict climate change impacts on Australian marine  systems
  • resampling of Queensland  intertidal communities

Biography

Dr Anthony Richardson's work is recognised internationally for significant contributions in the fields of climate impacts on marine species, plankton dynamics, and linkages between the environment, plankton and fisheries. He has diverse research interests in marine ecology, focusing on understanding the effects of environmental variability on marine systems as a window to predicting impacts of climate change.

Research by Dr  Richardson and collaborators has provided our first evidence of earlier timing of phytoplankton productivity in the ocean with global warming including the potential mismatch between successive trophic levels (Edwards & Richardson, Nature 430: 881-884). We have also found ocean-basin changes in primary and secondary productivity (increasing near Poles, decreasing near Tropics) over the last 50 years in response to climate change (Richardson & Schoeman 2004, Science 305: 1609-1612). This knowledge has helped synthesise our understanding of impacts of climate change on pelagic marine ecosystems (Hays, Richardson, Robinson 2005 TREE 20: 337-344), has provided seminal knowledge contributing to IPCC Working Group II on Impacts, Adaptation and Vulnerability (IPCC 2007), and has been profiled in Science (Stokstad 2004, Science 305: 1548-1549).

Summary track record

Peer-reviewed scientific publications: 53
Book Chapters and Encyclopedia articles: 2
Invited Keynote Addresses: 4
Interviews on Radio, TV, Newspapers: 26

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  • Email: Anthony.Richardson@csiro.au
  • Phone: (07) 3826 7183, (International +61 7 3826 7183)
  • Post: CSIRO Marine & Atmospheric Research
    PO Box 120
    CLEVELAND QLD 4163
    Australia

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