Jennifer S. Rehage

United States

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Benjamin Lawrence Hopper Jones

Chief Conservation Officer & Founder

Amber Project

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Mandy Karnauskas

National Institute of Fisheries Science

UNITED STATES

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Rolando O. Santos

UNITED STATES

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Jordan A. Massie

Assistant Professor of Marine Biology

Coastal Carolina University

UNITED STATES

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Between a Dry Marsh and a Salty Place: Estuarine Habitat Suitability for a Freshwater Fish (Florida Bass) and Implications for Ecosystem Restoration and Climate Change

Long-term patterns in the relative abundance of Common Snook as a factor of shifting environmental conditions in the Florida coastal Everglades

Response of submerged aquatic vegetation seascapes to a large-scale seagrass die-off: A case study in Florida Bay

Occurrence of pharmaceuticals in muscle tissue of red drum (Sciaenops ocellatus) across subtropical estuaries: Comparison to blood plasma and implications for human exposure

Trophic niche dynamics of two fish mesoconsumers in adjacent coastal habitats with varying nutrient regimes

Cause and consequences of Common Snook (<i>Centropomus undecimalis</i>) space use specialization in a subtropical riverscape

Stakeholder diversity matters: employing the wisdom of crowds for data-poor fisheries assessments

A multi-estuary assessment of pharmaceutical exposure and risk of pharmacological effects in a recreational fishery

Trophic niche of a nonnative invader and environmental drivers of its increasing populations in the coastal Everglades

Widespread pharmaceutical exposure at concentrations of concern for a subtropical coastal fishery: Bonefish (Albula vulpes)

Rapid approach for assessing an unregulated fishery using a series of data‐limited tools

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Benjamin Lawrence Hopper Jones

Mandy Karnauskas

Rolando O. Santos

Jordan A. Massie

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