Orlando Lam-Gordillo

Publications

• The global distribution and richness of frog crabs (Raninoidea)
• Rediscovering the tortoise-crab, Cryptocnemus vincentianus Hale, 1927 (Brachyura: Leucosiidae)
• Further records of four frog crabs (Brachyura: Raninoidea) of the south-southwest Gulf of Mexico with comments on biogeographical affinities
• Ecosystem functioning and functional approaches on marine macrobenthic fauna: A research synthesis towards a global consensus
• Establishing the South Australian Macrobenthic Traits (SAMT) database: A trait classification for functional assessments
• Taxonomic and Functional Patterns of Benthic Communities in Southern Temperate Tidal Flats
• Loss of benthic macrofauna functional traits correlates with changes in sediment biogeochemistry along an extreme salinity gradient in the Coorong lagoon, Australia
• Environmental variables influencing the abundance of frog crabs (Brachyura: Raninoidea) of the southwest Gulf of Mexico
• Restoration of benthic macrofauna promotes biogeochemical remediation of hostile sediments; An in situ transplantation experiment in a eutrophic estuarine-hypersaline lagoon system
• Effects of Extreme Salinity Stress on a Temperate Mangrove Ecosystem
• NZTD - The New Zealand Trait Database for shallow-water marine benthic invertebrates
• Ecosystem function modified by an invasive species: Density and distance dependent changes in sediment characteristics, fluxes, and benthic communities
• Climatic, oceanic, freshwater, and local environmental drivers of New Zealand estuarine macroinvertebrates
• Blue carbon habitats in Aotearoa New Zealand—opportunities for conservation, restoration, and carbon sequestration
• Classification, density, and spatial distribution of polychaete reefs in the Coorong, South Australia
• Characterising intertidal sediment temperature gradients in estuarine systems
• Estuarine fish dynamics associated with polychaete reefs and environmental stressors
• Identifying high risk seafloor areas to bottom trawling in Aotearoa New Zealand to support marine spatial management
• Extreme weather event causes contrasting macrobenthic disturbance-recovery dynamics in two New Zealand estuaries
• Enhanced benthic biodiversity and primary productivity with reduced turbidity in a coastal receiving environment
• Correction: Identifying high risk seafloor areas to bottom trawling in Aotearoa New Zealand to support marine Spatial management
• Climate-related drivers of estuarine macrobenthic functional redundancy and resilience
• Simulated heatwave alters intertidal estuary greenhouse gas fluxes