Study of 23 headwater tidal creeks to evaluate degree to which impervious land cover is an integrative watershed-scale indicator of stress Read More
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This study demonstrates soundscape phenology in an estuary using a six-year dataset Read More
Study performed acoustic monitoring of the May River, South Carolina (USA), for a 9 mo period to estimate reproductive timelines for a community of Read More
Stable isotope ratios of carbon and nitrogen from muscle samples were used to examine the feeding ecology of a heavily exploited shark species, the Read More
Angler reporting of tagged red drum (Sciaeno p s ocellatus) was examined using three tag reward messages: "No Reward''; "Reward''; and "$50 Reward''. Read More
Research explores the relationships between coastal development and the ecological condition of tidal creek ecosystems. Read More
Study examined relationship between sounds produced by fish in the Sciaenidae family and reproduction Read More
Understanding elasmobranch–microbiome interactions is critical for predicting how sharks and rays respond to a changing ocean and for managing healthy Read More
The purpose of this study was to define growth parameters, age-at-length, and the sex ratio for Cobia in Port Royal Sound and nearshore waters of Read More
Assessment of seabed changes following dredging in PRS Read More
Article on the May River Watershed Action Plan in 2011, a “living document” allowing for the incorporation of new information and technology as well Read More
This study was designed to assess the condition of macrobenthic communities in tidal creek ecosystems under varying levels of anthropogenic stressors Read More