David G. Bourne

David G. Bourne

James Cook University

H-index: 75

Oceania-Australia

About David G. Bourne

David G. Bourne, With an exceptional h-index of 75 and a recent h-index of 53 (since 2020), a distinguished researcher at James Cook University, specializes in the field of Marine Microbial Ecology.

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

The coral microbiome in sickness, in health and in a changing world

Marine amphipods as integral members of global ocean ecosystems

Size matters: Microherbivores make a big impact in coral aquaculture

The road forward to incorporate seawater microbes in predictive reef monitoring

Symbiodiniaceae diversity varies by host and environment across thermally distinct reefs

Evidence for microbially-mediated tradeoffs between growth and defense throughout coral evolution

Microbes guide corals looking to find a home

Life‐stage specificity and cross‐generational climate effects on the microbiome of a tropical sea urchin (Echinodermata: Echinoidea)

David G. Bourne Information

University

Position

and Australian Institute of Marine science

Citations(all)

19799

Citations(since 2020)

10815

Cited By

12947

hIndex(all)

75

hIndex(since 2020)

53

i10Index(all)

180

i10Index(since 2020)

164

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David G. Bourne Skills & Research Interests

Marine Microbial Ecology

Top articles of David G. Bourne

Title

Journal

Author(s)

Publication Date

The coral microbiome in sickness, in health and in a changing world

Nature Reviews Microbiology

C.R. Voolstra

J.B. Raina

M. Dörr

A. Cárdenas

C. Pogoreutz

...

2024/4/3

Marine amphipods as integral members of global ocean ecosystems

Carmen J Ritter

David G Bourne

2024/3/1

Size matters: Microherbivores make a big impact in coral aquaculture

Aquaculture

Rachel C. Neil

Jonathan A Barton

Winona Dougan

Symon Dworjanyn

Andrew Heyward

...

2024/2/25

The road forward to incorporate seawater microbes in predictive reef monitoring

Marko Terzin

Patrick W Laffy

Steven Robbins

Yun Kit Yeoh

Pedro R Frade

...

2024/1/15

Symbiodiniaceae diversity varies by host and environment across thermally distinct reefs

Molecular Ecology

Magena R Marzonie

Matthew R Nitschke

Line K Bay

David G Bourne

Hugo B Harrison

2024/4/7

Evidence for microbially-mediated tradeoffs between growth and defense throughout coral evolution

bioRxiv

Hannah E Epstein

Tanya Brown

Ayomikun O Akinrinade

Ryan McMinds

F Joseph Pollock

...

2023/4/26

Microbes guide corals looking to find a home

David G Bourne

Yui Sato

Hillary A Smith

2023/12/8

Life‐stage specificity and cross‐generational climate effects on the microbiome of a tropical sea urchin (Echinodermata: Echinoidea)

Molecular Ecology

Emma Marangon

Sven Uthicke

Frances Patel

Ezequiel M Marzinelli

David G Bourne

...

2023/9/19

Bacterial community structure in the alcyoniid Lobophytum pauciflorum

Casey Whalen

Aurelie Moya

Ira Cooke

David G Bourne

David J Miller

2023/2/21

Validation of key sponge symbiont pathways using genome‐centric metatranscriptomics

Environmental Microbiology

Paul A O'Brien

Shangjin Tan

Pedro R Frade

Steven J Robbins

J Pamela Engelberts

...

2023/12

Horizon scanning the application of probiotics for wildlife

Neus Garcias-Bonet

Anna Roik

Braden Tierney

Francisca C García

Helena DM Villela

...

2023/9/25

Comparative image analysis approaches to assess ecological effects of macroalgal removal on inshore reefs of Magnetic Island, Australia

IOP Conference Series: Earth and Environmental Science

B Hermanto

DG Bourne

H Smith

2023

A coral-associated actinobacterium mitigates coral bleaching under heat stress

Environmental Microbiome

Jie Li

Yiyang Zou

Qiqi Li

Jian Zhang

David G Bourne

...

2023/11/23

Drivers of coral mortality in non-acute disturbance periods

Marine Ecology Progress Series

Hillary A Smith

Carla CM Chen

F Joseph Pollock

Morgan Re

Bette L Willis

...

2023/8/24

The effects of marine heatwaves on acute heat tolerance in corals

Global Change Biology

Magena R Marzonie

Line K Bay

David G Bourne

Andrew S Hoey

Samuel Matthews

...

2023/1

Sea‐weeding: Manual removal of macroalgae facilitates rapid coral recovery

Journal of Applied Ecology

Hillary A Smith

Stella E Fulton

Ian M McLeod

Cathie A Page

David G Bourne

2023/11

The microbiome of the branching coral Acropora kenti

Lauren Messer

David Bourne

Steven Robbins

Megan Clay

Sara Bell

...

2023/8/8

Deciphering the effects of nitrate enrichment and heat stress on the physiology of the coral Acropora kenti and the composition of its associated symbiotic and microbial …

Chloé Stevenne

Stéphane Roberty

Jean-Christophe Plumier

David Bourne

2023/12/9

Quantifying capture and ingestion of live feeds across three coral species

Coral Reefs

Julia Saper

Lone Høj

Craig Humphrey

David G Bourne

2023/8

Correction to: Quantifying capture and ingestion of live feeds across three coral species

Coral Reefs

Julia Saper

Lone Høj

Craig Humphrey

David G Bourne

2023/10

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Co-Authors

H-index: 95
Bette L. Willis

Bette L. Willis

James Cook University

H-index: 79
Christian R Voolstra

Christian R Voolstra

Universität Konstanz

H-index: 70
David Miller

David Miller

James Cook University

H-index: 26
Gergely Torda

Gergely Torda

James Cook University

H-index: 20
Joleah Lamb

Joleah Lamb

University of California, Irvine

H-index: 18
Kathleen M. Morrow

Kathleen M. Morrow

University of New Hampshire

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