Articles
Tidal Influence on a Fringing Mangrove Intertidal Fish Community as Observed by in situ Video Recording: Implications for Studies of Tidally Migrating Nekton (with William L. Ellis), Marine Ecology - Progress Series (2008)
The vegetated intertidal zone has long been acknowledged as an important habitat for fish, but...
Relationships Between a Hermit Crab and Its Shell Resource: Spatial Patterns Within a Seagrass-Dominated Landscape (with B. D. Robbins), Marine Ecology - Progress Series (2004)
Abundance patterns of the hermit crab Pagurus maclaughlinae and its gastropod shell resources were compared...
Simulated Herbivory and the Dynamics of Disease in Thalassia testudinum (with J. W. Bowles), Marine Ecology - Progress Series (2004)
An experiment was conducted in a Thalassia testudinum bed in SW Florida to examine the...
An Interdisciplinary and Synthetic Approach to Ecological Boundaries (with M. L. Cadenasso, S. T. A. Pickett, K. C. Weathers, T. L. Benning, M. M. Carreiro, and T. E. Dawson), Bioscience (2003)
We introduce a collection of articles that proposes conceptual and methodological tools to advance the...
Structural Spacing and the Determination of Habitat Complexity: Examining the Bartholomew et al. (2000) Index (with R. A. Brooks and W. E. Ellis), Marine Ecology - Progress Series (2003)
We evaluate the use of the Bartholomew Sp/Pr index with reference to the collection of...
Mangrove Response to Attack by a Root Boring Isopod: Root Repair Versus Architectural Modification (with R. A. Brooks), Marine Ecology - Progress Series (2002)
The nature of the plant-animal interaction between wood-boring isopods and the red mangrove Rhizophora mangle...
Influence of Physical Setting on Seagrass Landscapes Near Beaufort, North Carolina, USA (with M. S. Fonseca), Marine Ecology - Progress Series (1998)
Field surveys were conducted in Core and Back Sounds, North Carolina, USA, to relate the...
Drift Macroalgal Abundance in Seagrass Beds: Investigating Large-Scale Associations with Physical and Biotic Attributes (with M. O. Hall), Marine Ecology - Progress Series (1997)
The relationship between a suite of physical and biological factors and drift macroalgal abundance was...
On the Use of the Reconstructive Technique: Criticisms, Comments and Questions: Comment (with S. L. Jensen and B. D. Robbins), Marine Ecology - Progress Series (1997)
Predicting Population Decline: Seagrass Demographics and the Reconstructive Technique (with S. L. Jensen and B. D. Robbins), Marine Ecology - Progress Series (1996)
Seagrasses constitute an important component in the nearshore coastal ecosystem, and the declining seagrass habitat...
Significance of Copepod Emergence of Benthic, Pelagic, and Phytal Linkages in a Subtidal Seagrass Bed (with K. Walters), Marine Ecology - Progress Series (1994)
The role of meiobenthic copepod emergence in linkages among benthic, pelagic, and phytal habitats was...
Marine Landscapes and Faunal Recruitment: A Field Test with Seagrasses and Copepods (with G. R. F. Hicks), Marine Ecology - Progress Series (1991)
The influence of plant landscapes on recruitment of meiofaunal copepods was investigated in a New...
Foraging Patterns of Two Syngnathid Fishes: Importance of Harpacticoid Copepods (with K. Tipton), Marine Ecology - Progress Series (1988)
The diets of juvenile (<90 >mm) Syngnathus scovelli and of Hippocampus zosterae, abundant members of...
Dynamics of the Aboveground and Belowground Structure of the Seagrass Halodule Wrightii (with R. A. Pangallo), Marine Ecology - Progress Series (1988)
Dynamics of the aboveground and belowground structure of the seagrass Halodule wrightii (Asherson) Asherson was...
Habitat Utilization by Harpacticoid Copepods: A Morphometric Approach (with K. Walters and M. O. Hall), Marine Ecology - Progress Series (1987)
Examination of harpacticoid copepod morphology was conducted to determine whether morphological resemblance provides a reasonable...
Diel Patterns of Active Vertical Migration in Seagrass Meiofauna (with K. Walters), Marine Ecology - Progress Series (1986)
Patterns of active vertical migration exhibited by sediment-associated meiofauna were examlned in a subtropical seagrass...
A Field Investigation of Meiofaunal Dispersal: Tidal Resuspension and Implications (with K. M. Sherman), Marine Ecology - Progress Series (1980)
Presence of meiofauna in resuspended sediments was investigated in a tidal creek system employing a...