Kelly Boyle

Assistant Professor-Research

University of New Orleans

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Kelly Boyle is an Assistant Professor-Research at the University of New Orleans, USA. Her research areas focus on the acoustic ecology of aquatic environments, the impacts of climate change on marine species, and the dynamics of fish assemblages in relation to habitat connectivity. Recent articles include studies on the effects of noise pollution on marine life, the influence of environmental stressors on clam responses, and the connectivity of river-floodplain habitats.

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John B. Wiley

University of New Orleans

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Sean Powers

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University of South Alabama

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Guillaume Rieucau

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Louisiana Universities Marine Consortium

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A widely distributed clam, Chama macerophylla, exhibits mixed responses to single and combined warming and acidification stress

Temporal dynamics of the summer soundscape near oil platforms of the shallow continental shelf off Louisiana

Spotting gar using imaging sonar: The effects of river–floodplain habitat connectivity on a lepisosteid assemblage

Carbon production at shallow‐water artificial reef ecosystems relies on water column primary productivity

Mississippi River-floodplain connectivity level mediates fish assemblage dynamics

Repeated boat noise exposure damages inner ear sensory hair cells and decreases hearing sensitivity in Atlantic croaker (Micropogonias undulatus)

Diel patterns of depth use and swimming activity of post-release greater amberjack (Seriola dumerili) in the northern Gulf of Mexico

Diel, temporal, and spatial patterns of biotic soundscapes among Alabama artificial reefs in late spring and summer

Evaluation of factors contributing to postrelease mortality of greater amberjack (Seriola dumerili) in the northern Gulf of Mexico with depth and acceleration data from acoustic tags

Use of passive acoustic monitoring to estimate fishing effort on artificial reefs in Alabama during the recreational red snapper fishing season

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John B. Wiley

Sean Powers

Guillaume Rieucau

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