Robert Latour

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Virginia Institute of Marine Science

United States

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Robert Latour is a Professor at the William & Mary Virginia Institute of Marine Science in the United States. His research focuses on marine ecology, with particular interests in fish ecology, estuarine food webs, and the impacts of hypoxia on aquatic habitats. His recent publications cover topics such as the ontogenetic migration of mesopelagic fish larvae and the demographic responses of osprey in relation to fish stock fluctuations.

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Virginia Institute of Marine Science

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Ontogenetic vertical migration, seasonality, and long-term increase in mesopelagic fish larvae in the subtropical North Atlantic Ocean

Niche structure and habitat shifts for coastal sharks of the US Southeast Atlantic and Gulf of Mexico

Disentangling bottom-up and top-down controls on fish consumption of key prey in the Northeast US Shelf ecosystem

Hypoxia influences the extent and dynamics of suitable fish habitat in Chesapeake Bay, USA

Long‐term data reveal widespread phenological change across major US estuarine food webs

Commentary: Demographic response of osprey within the lower Chesapeake Bay to fluctuations in menhaden stock

Influence of oyster genetic background on levels of human-pathogenic Vibrio spp.

The reproductive biology and fecundity of female Atlantic Menhaden

Design and redesign of a bottom trawl survey in Chesapeake Bay, USA

Spatiotemporal patterns in the ecological community of the nearshore Mid-Atlantic Bight

Nonlinearity and Spatial Autocorrelation in Species Distribution Modeling: An Example Based on Weakfish (Cynoscion regalis) in the Mid-Atlantic Bight

Spatial differences in estuarine utilization by seasonally resident species in Mid‐Atlantic Bight, USA

Effects of Altered Stock Assessment Frequency on the Management of a Large Coastal Shark

Effects of unregulated international fishing on recovery potential of the sandbar shark within the southeastern United States

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