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LOW-ALTITUDE REMOTE SENSING APPLICATIONS FOR CRITICAL ZONE MANAGEMENT IN SOUTH CAROLINA, USA
Salt marshes are incredibly valuable ecosystems to the State of South Carolina. Despite this, salt marshes and other coastal wetlands are threatened by climate change, human encroachment, and both anthropogenic and natural ... -
IMPROVING DIET RESOLUTION FOR REEF-ASSOCIATED LARGE PISCIVOROUS PREDATORS IN THE U.S. SOUTHEAST ATLANTIC USING MOLECULAR TOOLS
The importance of predator-prey interactions on marine fish populations has been recognized for quite some time. Since it is suggested that predation mortality rates often exceed fishing mortality rates, consideration in ... -
Assessing the relationship between geomorphology and deep-sea coral and sponge communities on the West Florida Slope
The distribution of deep-sea corals, and other sessile megafauna, depends primarily on depth, presence of hard substrate, and vertical relief of the seafloor, but less is known about how those assemblages vary among different ... -
Estimating the Storm Protection Value of Coastal Dunes: A Geospatial Approach
As of 2013, 133.2 million people lived in coastal shoreline counties, with population and development rapidly growing. This is not coincident with the increase in costly natural disasters, specifically from storm surge. ... -
Factors that determine the spatial distribution of an introduced species, <i>Phrynosoma cornutum</i>, in South Carolina
The study of spatial distribution can give us insight into which factors are most important for a species to survive and reproduce and can allow scientists to determine species most vulnerable to extinction. Texas horned ...
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