Year | Author(s) |  | Chapter Title | Book Title |
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| 2001 | Udy, J., Bunn, S., Hunter, H. and Dennison, B. | | Nutrient cycling in SEQ waterways: nitrogen plays a key role | Healthy Waterways- Healthy Catchments: Synthesis of Scientific Research of the SEQ Study |
| 1999 | Walker, K.F. | | A provisional guide to the freshwater mussels (Hyriidae, Unionidae) of Australia | Interactive Guide to Australian Aquatic Invertebrates 2nd Edition |
| 1999 | Walker, K.F. and Yang, H.Z. | | Fish and fisheries in western China | Fish and Fisheries at Higher Altitueds: Asia |
| 1999 | Walker, K.F., Bryne, M., Hickey, C.W. and Roper, D.S. | | Freshwater mussels (Hyriidae, Unionidae) of Australia | Ecology and Evolutionary Biology of the Fresh-water Mussels (Unionoidea) |
| 1996 | Wasson B, Banens B, Davies P, Maher W, Robinson S, Volker R, Tait D and Watson-Brown S | | Inland waters. | In State of the Environment Advisory Council, Australia: State of the Environment |
| 1997 | Webster IT, Jones GJ, Oliver RL, Bormans M and Sherman BS | | Control strategies for Cyanobacterial blooms in weir pools | Managing algal blooms: Outcomes from CSIRO's Multi-divisional blue-green algal program |
| 2003 | Whittington, John and Liston, Peter |  | Australia's Rivers | Year Book Australia 2003 |
| 2001 | Wilson, G.G., Gawne, B. and McCarthy, B. | | Development of experimental design and monitoring for a weir drawdown trial to determine the nature of ecological benefits | Seeking knowledge gaps for sustainable communities, landscapes, rivers- Murray-Darling Basin Commission Forum 2001. |
| 2001 | Wilson, G.G., Gawne, B., Walker, K.F., Lloyd, P. and Harriss, D. | | Weir pool drawdown as a management option for the Murray | The way forward on Weirs |
| 2001 | Young, W.J., Schiller, C.B., Harris, J.H., Roberts, J. and Hillman, T.J. | | River flow processes, habitats and river life | Rivers as ecological systems: The Murray-Darling Basin |
| 2001 | Young, W.J., Schiller, C.B., Roberts, J. and Hillman, T.J. | | The rivers of the basin and how they work | Rivers as ecological systems: The Murray-Darling Basin |