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2025	Individual identification of bony fishes using unique body markings: Implications and applications Journal of Fish Biology Katie Dunkley, Samuel R. Matchette, Cheuk Yu Hau, Christian Drerup, Roxanne B. Holmes, Yvonne Sadovy de Mitcheson, James E. Herbert‐Read
2024	Movement or plasticity: acoustic responses of a torrent frog to stream geophony Behavioral Ecology Rubens A F Turin, Renato C Nali
2024	The individual color pattern on the back of Bufotes viridis balearicus (Boettger, 1880) allows individual photo-identification recognition for population studies Canadian Journal of Zoology Nil Lassnig, Sergi Guasch-Martínez, Samuel Pinya
2024	Non-invasive methods characterise the world’s largest tiger shark aggregation in Fuvahmulah, Maldives Scientific Reports Lennart Vossgaetter, Tim Dudeck, Jamie Crouch, Maiah Cope, Tatiana Ivanova, Ibrahim Siyan, Abdullah Niyaz, Mohamed Riyaz, Gonzalo Araujo
2023	Spotted! Computer-aided individual photo-identification allows for mark-recapture of invasive spotted lanternfly (Lycorma delicatula) Frontiers in Insect Science Nadège Belouard, Jocelyn E. Behm
2023	Dragon detectives: citizen science confirms photo-ID as an effective tool for monitoring an endangered reptile Wildlife Research John Gould, Chad Beranek, George Madani
2023	Tadpole fingerprinting: Using tail venation patterns to photo‐identify tadpole individuals of a threatened frog Austral Ecology John Gould, James Taylor, Bryce Davies, Rachael Donelly, Kate Schmahl, Cassandra K. Bugir, Chad T. Beranek, Jess McGregor, Stephen V. Mahony, Rebecca Seeto, Rose Upton, Colin McHenry, Alex Callen
2021	Standing out in a crowd: Intraspecific variability in dorsal patterning allows for photo‐identification of a threatened anuran Austral Ecology John Gould, Alex Callen, Cassandra Maynard, Gregory Knibb, Jessica Mcgregor, Lucy Gill, Samantha Sanders, Bryce Davies, Kate Schmahl, Rachael Donelly, Aaron Turner, Colin Mchenry
2021	Casting the Net Widely for Change in Animal Welfare: The Plight of Birds in Zoos, Ex Situ Conservation, and Conservation Fieldwork Animals Gisela Kaplan
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