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  1. Fish Assemblage Structure Before and After a Marine Heatwave in West Hawai'i

    Coral reefs are subject to marine heatwaves caused by human-induced climate change. Long-term thermal stress can negatively affect corals and the associated marine organisms that use these areas as critical habitat. In this study, we examined coral reef resilience to climate change by analyzing …

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  2. Birds of a Feather: Cultural and Ecological Relationships between the Unangax̂ and Seabirds in the Aleutian Islands, AK

    This dissertation investigates how marine ecosystems and ancestral Unangax̂ communities in the Aleutian Islands of Alaska adapted to Holocene climate variability. Today, rapid warming in the Arctic/Subarctic is causing disruptions in marine ecosystems, threatening food webs and the economic and …

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  3. Evaluating Recruitment Seasonality of Red Abalone (<i>Haliotis Rufescens</i>) to Inform Fisheries Management and Conservation Policy

    … to make predictions about population growth of marine invertebrates. Red abalone (<em>Haliotis rufescens</em>) represent a former important commercial fishery in California, and until recently, supported a major recreational fishery. However, there have been statewide declines since the 1960s …

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