Carden C. Wallace is affiliated with the Queensland Museum in Australia. Their research spans several areas within environmental science, with particular attention to ecology, nature and landscape conservation, oceanography, sociology and political science, as well as global and planetary change.
The scientist's work covers diverse main topics including coral and marine ecosystems studies, ichthyology and marine biology, polar research and ecology, marine and coastal plant biology, various aspects of tourism research, and marine and fisheries research.
Recent publications authored or co-authored by Wallace include:
Wallace frequently collaborates with several researchers including Kees Bastmeijer, Julia Jabour, David Leary, Roger W. Portell, and Zoe T. Richards.
Their work is published across a range of venues such as The Yearbook of Polar Law Online, Journal of Paleontology, Queensland Review, and Records of the Western Australian Museum Supplement.
Kent E. Carpenter;Muhammad Abrar;Greta Aeby;Richard B. Aronson
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Joseph H. Connell;Terence P. Hughes;Carden C. Wallace
Peter L. Harrison;Russell C. Babcock;Gordon D. Bull;James K. Oliver
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Hironobu Fukami;Chaolun Allen Chen;Chaolun Allen Chen;Ann F. Budd;Allen Gilbert Collins
B L Willis;R C Babcock;Peter Lynton Harrison;J K Oliver
Joseph H. Connell;Terence P. Hughes;Carden C. Wallace;Jason E. Tanner
Joshua S. Madin;Kristen D. Anderson;Magnus Heide Andreasen;Tom C.L. Bridge;Tom C.L. Bridge
Bette Willis;Russell Babcock;Peter Harrison;Carden Wallace
Carden C. Wallace
Carden Wallace
Paul R. Muir;Carden C. Wallace;Terence Done;Terence Done;J. David Aguirre;J. David Aguirre
Chaolun Allen Chen;Carden C. Wallace;Jackie Wolstenholme;Jackie Wolstenholme
Carden C Wallace;Brian R Rosen
Chaolun Allen Chen;Chau-Ching Chang;Nuwei Vivian Wei;Chien-Hsun Chen
Shashank Keshavmurthy;Sung Yin Yang;Sung Yin Yang;Ada Alamaru;Yao Yang Chuang;Yao Yang Chuang
T. C. L. Bridge;K. E. Fabricius;P. Bongaerts;C. C. Wallace
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