P.W. Froneman is affiliated with Rhodes University in South Africa and has made significant contributions in the field of Environmental Science, with a focus on marine and coastal ecosystems. Their research spans several subfields including Ecology, Global and Planetary Change, Oceanography, Nature and Landscape Conservation, and Pollution.
Their work predominantly covers topics related to marine and fisheries research, marine animal studies, marine biology and ecology research, aquatic invertebrate ecology and behavior, isotope analysis in ecology, and fish ecology and management studies.
Froneman's recent publications include:
Frequent coauthors of Froneman include:
Key publication venues where Froneman commonly publishes work are:
The focus of Froneman's research often incorporates multidisciplinary approaches to understanding aquatic ecosystems with special attention to biological indicators, organismal adaptations, and ecological interactions under environmental change. This comprehensive approach involves collaboration with experts in related fields to address complex environmental issues within marine and freshwater contexts.
H.A. Nel;P.W. Froneman
E.A. Pakhomov;P.W. Froneman;R. Perissinotto
Holly Astrid Nel;Jeffrey William Hean;Xavier Siwe Noundou;Pierre William Froneman
AK Whitfield;JB Adams;GC Bate;K Bezuidenhout
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Steven L. Chown;Pierre William Froneman
A T Lombard;B Reyers;L Y Schonegevel;J Cooper
E.A. Pakhomov;R. Perissinotto;C.D. McQuaid;P.W. Froneman
Peter R. Teske;Christopher D. McQuaid;P. William Froneman;Nigel P. Barker
E.L. Allan;P.W. Froneman;A.N. Hodgson
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P.W. Froneman
Ryan Daly;Malcolm J. Smale;Paul D. Cowley;Pierre W. Froneman
E. Louise Allan;Shan T. Ambrose;Nicole B. Richoux;P. William Froneman
AK Whitfield;GC Bate;JB Adams;PD Cowley
E.A. Pakhomov;R. Perissinotto;P.W. Froneman;D.G.M. Miller
R. Perissinotto;E. A. Pakhomov;C. D. McQuaid;P. W. Froneman
Tatenda Dalu;Tatenda Dalu;Ryan J. Wasserman;Mandla L. Magoro;P. William Froneman
A Mead;C L Griffiths;G M Branch;C D McQuaid
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