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Brett A. Pringle

Rhodes University

H-index: 2

Africa-South Africa

About Brett A. Pringle

Brett A. Pringle, With an exceptional h-index of 2 and a recent h-index of 2 (since 2020), a distinguished researcher at Rhodes University, specializes in the field of recreational fisheries, catch-and-release, physiology, climate change.

His recent articles reflect a diverse array of research interests and contributions to the field:

Effect of temperature on metabolic stress and recovery of two Argyrosomus species from simulated catch‐and‐release angling

Ocean warming favours a northern Argyrosomus species over its southern congener, whereas preliminary metabolic evidence suggests that hybridization may …

Incorporating estuarine-angler behaviour and delayed blood sampling into the rapid assessment of catch-and release angling on the iconic dusky kob Argyrosomus japonicus

Time-course of the physiological-stress response in bronze bream Pachymetopon grande following a simulated catch-and-release angling event

Physiological winners and losers in an ocean warming hotspot: a case study on Argyrosomus off the Namibian coast, with implications for their future management

Brett A. Pringle Information

University	Rhodes University
Position	___
Citations(all)	9
Citations(since 2020)	9
Cited By	4
hIndex(all)	2
hIndex(since 2020)	2
i10Index(all)	0
i10Index(since 2020)	0
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University Profile Page	Rhodes University
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Brett A. Pringle Skills & Research Interests

recreational fisheries

catch-and-release

physiology

climate change

Top articles of Brett A. Pringle

Title	Journal	Author(s)	Publication Date
Effect of temperature on metabolic stress and recovery of two Argyrosomus species from simulated catch‐and‐release angling	Fisheries Management and Ecology	Brett A Pringle Murray I Duncan Alexander C Winkler Samuel Mafwila Charmaine Jagger ...	2024
Ocean warming favours a northern Argyrosomus species over its southern congener, whereas preliminary metabolic evidence suggests that hybridization may …	Conservation Physiology	Brett A Pringle Murray I Duncan Alexander C Winkler Samuel Mafwila Charmaine Jagger ...	2023
Incorporating estuarine-angler behaviour and delayed blood sampling into the rapid assessment of catch-and release angling on the iconic dusky kob Argyrosomus japonicus	Fisheries Research	Edward C Butler Nicky K Arkert Amber-Robyn Childs Brett A Pringle Michael R Skeeles ...	2022/9/1
Time-course of the physiological-stress response in bronze bream Pachymetopon grande following a simulated catch-and-release angling event	African journal of marine science	BA Pringle AR Childs EC Butler AC Winkler MI Duncan ...	2020/10/1
Physiological winners and losers in an ocean warming hotspot: a case study on Argyrosomus off the Namibian coast, with implications for their future management		Brett Andrew Pringle	2020/12