John Largier

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University of California, Davis

United States

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S. Geoffrey Schladow

UNITED STATES

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Ellen Hines

San Francisco State University

UNITED STATES

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Nicholas Nidzieko

Associate Professor

University of California, Santa Barbara

UNITED STATES

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Karen M. Thorne

UNITED STATES

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Scott Jones

Assistant Professor

University of North Florida

UNITED STATES

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Paul Strub

Professor

Oregon State University

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Alexander Forrest

tahoe environmental research center university of california davis california usa

UNITED STATES

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Shari Gallop

Senior Lecturer

University of Waikato

NEW ZEALAND

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Thomas E. Fellowes

University of Sydney

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John Largier

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Articles (11)

Making Your Own Luck: Weak Vertical Swimming Improves Dispersal Success for Coastal Marine Larvae

Recognizing Low-Inflow Estuaries as a Common Estuary Paradigm

Wind Effects on Small‐Scale River and Creek Plumes

Spatial patterns in aragonite saturation horizon over the northern California shelf

3D Flow Structures During Upwelling Events in Lakes of Moderate Size

Larvae of coastal marine invertebrates enhance their settling success or benefits of planktonic development – but not both – through vertical swimming

Spatial heterogeneity of mortality and diffusion rates determines larval delivery to adult habitats for coastal marine populations

Wetlands in intermittently closed estuaries can build elevations to keep pace with sea-level rise

Surface Thermal Structure and Variability of Upwelling Shadows in the Gulf of Arauco, Chile

Wave direction shift triggered severe erosion of beaches in estuaries and bays with limited post‐storm recovery

Modeling the Dynamics of Small-Scale River and Creek Plumes in Tidal Waters

Collaborators (9)

S. Geoffrey Schladow

Ellen Hines

Nicholas Nidzieko

Karen M. Thorne

Scott Jones

Paul Strub

Alexander Forrest

Shari Gallop

Thomas E. Fellowes

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