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Sharon Herzka

Associate Professor

University of Texas at Austin

United States

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Dr. Sharon Herzka is an Associate Professor at The University of Texas at Austin, USA. Her research focuses on marine ecology, particularly ichthyoplankton diversity, larval fish dispersal, and the effects of oceanographic variables on fish communities in the Gulf of Mexico. Recent studies include investigations into the molecular identification of parrotfish species and the impact of seasonal variability on copepod community structure.

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Liliana Pardo López

Principal Investigator

National Autonomous University of Mexico

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Leticia Barbero

University of Miami

UNITED STATES

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Paola G Batta-Lona

Research Assitant Professor

University of Connecticut

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Frank Hernandez

Chief, Trawl and Plankton Branch

UNITED STATES

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Sergey Molodtsov

University of Pennsylvania

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Is Gillnet Prey Subsidizing Ontogenetic Diet Shifts and Early Weaning in Common Coastal Bottlenose Dolphins From the Southwestern Gulf of Mexico?

Basin-wide morphology and metabarcoding-based comparison of ichthyoplankton diversity and community structure in the Gulf of Mexico

A molecular approach to identify parrotfish (Sparisoma) species during early ontogeny

Coupling of potential habitat models with particle tracking experiments to examine larval fish dispersal and connectivity in deep water regions

Seasonal variability drives differences in the structure of the calanoid copepod community in two contrasting regions of the Gulf of Mexico

Yucatan shelf’s larval density and distribution of Auxis spp. and Caranx crysos are primarily driven by regional upwelling and seasonality

Vertebral Chemistry Distinguishes Nursery Habitats of Juvenile Shortfin Mako in the Eastern North Pacific Ocean

Ventilation of the deep Gulf of Mexico and potential insights to the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation

Correction: Community structure and diversity of five groups of zooplankton in the Perdido region of the Gulf of Mexico using DNA metabarcoding

Distribution and densities of fish larvae species with contrasting life histories as a function of oceanographic variables in the deep-water region of the southern Gulf of Mexico

Community structure and diversity of five groups of zooplankton in the Perdido region of the Gulf of Mexico using DNA metabarcoding

Identification of Bothus ocellatus and Bothus robinsi larvae using morphological and molecular approaches leads to a distribution record for the Gulf of Mexico

Ocean monitoring, observation network and modelling of the Gulf of Mexico by CIGOM

Semi-quantitative risk assessment of marine mammal oil exposure: A case study in the western Gulf of Mexico

Inferring habitat use of the Pacific White Shark using vertebral chemistry

Variability of fish larvae assemblages relative to mesoscale features in the deep water region of the southern Gulf of Mexico

Nitrogen sources (NO3− vs N2 fixation) inferred from bulk δ15N values of zooplankton from the deep water region of the Gulf of Mexico

Diel, lunar and seasonal vertical migration in the deep western Gulf of Mexico evidenced from a long-term data series of acoustic backscatter

Empowering fishers for Great White Shark stewardship: Reply to Madigan et al. 2021

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Liliana Pardo López

Leticia Barbero

Paola G Batta-Lona

Frank Hernandez

Sergey Molodtsov

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