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  Injuries inflicted as a predictor of winning in contests between beadlet anemones, Actinia equina 

  Robinson, L.; Porter, B.; Grocott, J.; Harrison, K. (University of Plymouth, 2009)

  If the number of individuals in a population oversubscribes a resource then competition can occur and may lead to injurious fighting, if the cost of fighting is lower than the value of the resource. Here we consider how ...
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  Deep-Sea Coral Reefs: Distribution, Ecology and Anthropogenic Impacts 

  Oakham, V. (University of Plymouth, 2009)

  The introduction of Remotely Operated Vehicles (ROVs) and manned submersibles has meant scientists can finally begin study deep-water scleractinian coral reefs, making valuable first-hand observations of the reefs themselves ...
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  The importance of being creative and innovative in science research 

  Purcell, W. (University of Plymouth, 2009)

  Guest editorial from the Vice Chancellor (University of Plymouth)
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  The Effects of Bisphenol A on in-vitro Cell Viability of Mammalian Cell Line by Neutral Red Assay 

  McGlinchey, A.J. (University of Plymouth, 2009)

  Bisphenol-A (BPA), a known oestrogenic endocrine disruptor, has many effects in-vivo. However, most studies on its effects concentrate on this oestrogenic property and not on direct cytotoxicity. An in-vitro approach was ...
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  Body Mass Changes and Voluntary Fluid Intakes of Keelboat Sailors 

  Norman, S. (University of Plymouth, 2009)

  Match racing is a highly competitive and physically demanding type of keelboat racing which requires each person on board to have a specific job. There is little time for breaks to re-stock on fluid and nutrients lost, ...
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  Meadow brown (Maniola jurtina) and marbled white (Melanargia galathea) butterfly populations on two managed grasslands in Devon, UK: Implications for conservation 

  Winney, P.G. (University of Plymouth, 2009)

  This paper reports on the effects of a management regime on two grassland sites in an agricultural landscape by using butterflies as indicators over a six-year period. This paper investigates what effects the management ...
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  Environmental Issues in Surfing - Behaviours and Attitudes 

  Davies, H.J.B. (University of Plymouth, 2009)

  A comprehensive study of the surf industry was conducted to identify the key issues within the industry. Using a sample of 125 surfers a questionnaire was performed to gain insight on green consumer behaviour and attitudes. ...
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  Measures to Control Harmful Algal Blooms 

  Secher, S. (University of Plymouth, 2009)

  Harmful algal blooms (HABs) occur globally and are caused by different species of microalgae. They can be harmful by producing toxins or by the rapid increase in biomass often leading to discoloration and hypoxic conditions. ...
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  Peer mentoring in Higher Education: a review of the current literature and recommendations for implementation of mentoring schemes 

  Husband, P.A.; Jacobs, P.A. (University of Plymouth, 2009)
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  Environmental enrichment for mammals in captivity focusing primarily on primates 

  Dawson, C. (University of Plymouth, 2009)

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