35 results on '"Zacherl, Danielle C."'
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2. Reconstructing oyster paleocommunity structure over the last 3.6 million years: A southern California case study
3. Intra-decadal increase in globally-spread Magallana gigas in southern California estuaries
4. Adaptive Restoration Reveals Potential Effect of Tidal Elevation on Oyster Restoration Outcomes
5. Shell cover, rugosity, and tidal elevation impact native and non-indigenous oyster recruitment: Implications for reef ball design
6. Densities and Zonation Patterns of Native and Non-Indigenous Oysters in Southern California Bays
7. A Shell of Its Former Self: Can Ostrea lurida Carpenter 1864 Larval Shells Reveal Information About a Recruit's Birth Location?
8. Coast-wide recruitment dynamics of Olympia oysters reveal limited synchrony and multiple predictors of failure
9. Geospatial statistics strengthen the ability of natural geochemical tags to estimate range-wide population connectivity in marine species
10. Exploring restoration methods for the Olympia oyster Ostrea lurida carpenter, 1864: effects of shell bed thickness and shell deployment methods on shell cover, oyster recruitment, and oyster density
11. Taxonomic discussion on scientific names for Pacific oysters requires evidence-based arguments and pluralism
12. Ocean currents help explain population genetic structure
13. Egg source, temperature and culture seawater affect elemental signatures in Kelletia kelletii larval statoliths
14. Population Connectivity and Larval Dispersal : Using Geochemical Signatures in Calcified Structures
15. Spatial and temporal variation in statolith and protoconch trace elements as natural tags to track larval dispersal
16. Trace elemental fingerprinting of gastropod statoliths to study larval dispersal trajectories
17. Geographic distribution and intertidal population status for the Olympia oyster, Ostrea lurida Carpenter 1864, from Alaska to Baja
18. Seasonal settlement of Olympia oyster larvae, Ostrea lurida Carpenter 1864 and its relationship to seawater temperature in two southern California estuaries
19. You say Conchaphila, I say Lurida: molecular evidence for restricting the Olympia oyster (Ostrea lurida Carpenter 1864) to temperate western North America
20. Barium and strontium uptake into larval protoconchs and statoliths of the marine neogastropod Kelletia kelletii
21. Adaptive Restoration Reveals Potential Effect of Tidal Elevation on Oyster Restoration Outcomes
22. Phylogeny and Species Diversity of Gulf of California Oysters (Ostreidae) Inferred from Mitochondrial DNA*
23. Exploring Restoration Methods for the Olympia OysterOstrea luridaCarpenter, 1864: Effects of Shell Bed Thickness and Shell Deployment Methods on Shell Cover, Oyster Recruitment, and Oyster Density
24. Larval Diel Vertical Migration of the Marine GastropodKelletia kelletii(Forbes, 1850)
25. You SayConchaphila, I SayLurida: Molecular Evidence for Restricting the Olympia Oyster (Ostrea luridaCarpenter 1864) to Temperate Western North America
26. Seasonal Settlement of Olympia Oyster Larvae,Ostrea luridaCarpenter 1864 and Its Relationship to Seawater Temperature in Two Southern California Estuaries
27. A Shell of Its Former Self: CanOstrea luridaCarpenter 1864 Larval Shells Reveal Information About a Recruit's Birth Location?
28. Geographic Distribution and Intertidal Population Status for the Olympia Oyster,Ostrea luridaCarpenter 1864, from Alaska to Baja
29. Larval Diel Vertical Migration of the Marine Gastropod Kelletia kelletii (Forbes, 1850).
30. YOU SAY CONCHA PHILA , I SAY LURIDA: MOLECULAR EVIDENCE FOR RESTRICTING THE OLYMPIA OYSTER (OSTREA LURIDA CARPENTER 1864) TO TEMPERATE WESTERN NORTH AMERICA.
31. THE EFFECT OF MUSCLE CONTRACTIONS ON GAMETE PLUMES DURING THE REPRODUCTIVE SPAWNING OF THE RED ABALONE, HALIOTIS RUFESCENS
32. EXPLORING SIZE AND BRYOZOAN ENCRUSTATION OVER TIME IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA CREPIPATELLA LINGULATA (GASTROPODA: CALYPTRAEIDAE): PLEISTOCENE TO PRESENT DAY
33. LIVING SHORELINES REEF BALL DESIGN: SHELL COVER, RUGOSITY, AND TIDAL ELEVATION IMPACT FAUNAL RECRUITMENT IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA, USA
34. HANGING BY A THREAD: INVESTIGATING THE EFFECTS OF LOW TIDE TEMPERATURE ON MUSSEL ATTACHMENT STRENGTH
35. INDIVIDUAL AND ECOLOGICAL CONSEQUENCES FOR AN INTERTIDAL ROCKWEED TO CONDITIONS ASSOCIATED WITH SEA LEVEL RISE
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