• AGE, GROWTH, AND REPRODUCTIVE BIOLOGY OF A DATA-DEFICIENT PARROTFISH SPECIES (<i>SPARISOMA VIRIDE</i>) IN THE US CARIBBEAN 

  Wagner, Graham Alexander

  Coral reef ecosystems are declining globally, and anthropogenic influences have caused a shift from coral dominated reefs to algal dominated reefs. Reef grazers, like parrotfish, feed on algae growing in and on corals and ...

• EFFECT OF SUMMER TEMPERATURES ON AEROBIC AND ANAEROBIC METABOLISM IN CULTURED JUVENILE RED DRUM, <i>Sciaenops ocellatus</i> 

  Fuqua, Emily

  As ectotherms, temperature is critical in determining the aerobic metabolic rate of fishes. However, the influence of temperature on anaerobic metabolism is less clear. In particular, the amount of anaerobic metabolism ...

• DETECTION OF MULTIPLE PATERNITY IN DIAMONDBACK TERRAPIN (<i>Malaclemys terrapin</i>) EGG CLUTCHES FROM CHARLESTON, SC THROUGH THE USE OF NOVEL MOLECULAR TECHNIQUES 

  Sporre, Megan Alice

  Variation in the incidence of multiple paternity in conspecifics is common; caused by differences in rates of mate encounter. Past studies have shown interspecific variation in the occurrence of multiple paternity under a ...

• POPULATION CHARACTERISTICS AND REPRODUCTIVE TRENDS OF THE GREEN PORCELAIN CRAB, <i>Petrolisthes armatus</i>, IN ITS INTRODUCED RANGE 

  Popp, Teresa Elizabeth

  The green porcelain crab, <i>Petrolisthes armatus</i>, is a highly abundant invader on intertidal oyster reefs along the southeastern coast of the US. Its poleward range expansion is thought to be thermally limited, and ...

• ACKERMAN’S CORNER: A STUDY OF SUBURBAN RETROFIT, ADAPTIVE REUSE, AND SUSTAINABLE REDESIGN TECHNIQUES AT 65 SYCAMORE AVENUE, CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA 

  Marolda, Kenneth G.

  The site at 65 Sycamore Avenue in Charleston, South Carolina, along with two adjacent parcels 81 and 83 Avondale Avenue, are the product of successive waves of suburban development and development that are socially, ...

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