• Effects of venting and recompression on post-release behavior of snapper-grouper species 

  Hager, Zaida Faye

  Many traditional fisheries management regulations result in regulatory discards, which may experience mortality due to factors such as barotrauma. This study investigated the effects of common catch-and-release procedures ...

• SPERMATOGENESIS ZONALITY AND AGE OF SEXUAL MATURITY IN MALE COMMON BOTTLENOSE DOLPHINS (<i>Tursiops truncatus</i>) STRANDED IN SOUTH CAROLINA, USA 

  Balazs, Rebecca

  The common bottlenose dolphin (<i>Tursiops truncatus</i>) is the most frequently stranded marine mammal in the southeastern United States. Age of sexual maturity is an important life history parameter used to plan and ...

• POPULATIONS OF THE GREEN PORCELAIN CRAB, <i>Petrolisthes armatus</i>, VARY IN COLD TOLERANCE WITHIN THE SPECIES’ NORTHERNMOST INVADED RANGE 

  Mack, Kevin

  The green porcelain crab, <i>Petrolisthes armatus</i>, is a highly abundant invader of intertidal oyster reef habitats in Atlantic waters of the southeastern US. Cold water temperatures likely limit the species’ poleward ...

• Free Algebras 

  Ismail, Cameron Ford

  In this thesis, we develop a useful framework for studying the free (nonassociative) algebra on a set. This framework will be used to prove several results regarding subalgebras of a free algebra and quotient algebras of ...

• A GEOMETRIC MORPHOMETRIC APPROACH TO IDENTIFY PATTERNS OF TOOTH SHAPE IN EXTANT AND FOSSIL ELASMOBRANCHS 

  Taylor, Jordan Noelle

  Isolated chondrichthyan teeth are among the most abundant vertebrate fossil represented in the fossil record, and are widely distributed along the southeastern United States. The coastal plain in South Carolina contains ...

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