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    Seagrass Stable Isotope Composition Provides Seascape-Scale Tracking of Anthropogenic Nitrogen Inputs in a Tropical Marine Lagoon

    Anthropogenic nutrient loading has led to declines in the function and productivity of some tropical coastal ecosystems. We use the seagrass Thalassia testudinum as a sentinel for tracing nutrient inputs and move...

    Theresa E. Murphy, Joseph T. Molina, Danielle M. Quill… in Estuaries and Coasts (2022)

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    Food web restructuring across an urban estuarine gradient

    Food webs in urban estuaries support valuable ecosystem services that are subject to a wide range of stressors that can degrade the structure of trophic networks. Multiple trophic pathways stabilize food webs ...

    Ryan J. Woodland, Lora Harris, Erin Reilly, Alexandra Fireman, Eric Schott… in Ambio (2022)

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    Environmental Drivers of Forage Fishes and Benthic Invertebrates at Multiple Spatial Scales in a Large Temperate Estuary

    Vertebrate and invertebrate taxa that serve as forage for predators play a critical role in coastal ecosystems by linking lower trophic levels to ecologically and economically valuable predators in upper troph...

    Ryan J. Woodland, Andre Buchheister, Robert J. Latour… in Estuaries and Coasts (2021)

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    Carbon:nitrogen ratio as a proxy for tissue nonpolar lipid content and condition in black sea bass Centropristis striata along the Middle Atlantic Bight

    Spatial and temporal variability in fish tissue lipid content may reflect resource availability, reproductive or maturity state, or environmental suitability. Here, we analyzed nonpolar (storage) lipid and mor...

    Ginni A. La Rosa, Ryan J. Woodland, Christopher L. Rowe in Marine Biology (2020)

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    Changes in Habitat Availability for Multiple Life Stages of Diamondback Terrapins (Malaclemys terrapin) in Chesapeake Bay in Response to Sea Level Rise

    Global sea level rise (SLR) will significantly alter coastal landscapes through inundation and erosion of low-lying areas. Animals that display area fidelity and rely on fringing coastal habitats during multip...

    Ryan J. Woodland, Christopher L. Rowe, Paula F. P. Henry in Estuaries and Coasts (2017)

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    Challenges and Directions for the Advancement of Estuarine Ecosystem Science

    Estuarine ecosystem ecology is a dynamic field of study that has historically focused on a spectrum of compelling research topics, and here we present a series of perspectives on the major challenges to be ove...

    Jeremy M. Testa, W. Michael Kemp, Lora A. Harris, Ryan J. Woodland… in Ecosystems (2017)

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    Variability and directionality of temporal changes in δ13C and δ15N of aquatic invertebrate primary consumers

    Seasonal oscillations in the carbon (δ13C) and nitrogen (δ15N) isotope signatures of aquatic algae can cause seasonal enrichment–depletion cycles in the isotopic composition of planktonic invertebrates (e.g., cop...

    Ryan J. Woodland, Pierre Magnan, Hélène Glémet, Marco A. Rodríguez… in Oecologia (2012)