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Habitat assessment of a restored oyster reef in South Texas by Blomberg, Brittany N., Palmer, Terence A., Montagna, Paul A., Beseres Pollack, Jennifer

“…•An oyster reef complex consisting of reef mounds and corridors was constructed.•High oyster densities were observed at the restored reef complex.•Nekton…”
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Origin, composition and quality of suspended particulate organic matter in relation to freshwater inflow in a South Texas estuary by Lebreton, Benoit, Beseres Pollack, Jennifer, Blomberg, Brittany, Palmer, Terence A., Adams, Leslie, Guillou, Gaël, Montagna, Paul A.

“…South Texas has a semi-arid climate with a large interannual variability of freshwater inflows. This study sought to define how changes in freshwater inflow…”
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Does reef structure affect oyster food resources? A stable isotope assessment by Blomberg, Brittany N., Lebreton, Benoit, Palmer, Terence A., Guillou, Gaël, Beseres Pollack, Jennifer, Montagna, Paul A.

“…As ecosystem engineers, oysters create and maintain structured habitat and can influence trophodynamics and benthic-pelagic coupling in the surrounding…”
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Meta-analysis of Ecopath models reveals secondary productivity patterns across the Gulf of Mexico by Blomberg, Brittany N., Montagna, Paul A.

“…The Gulf of Mexico large marine ecosystem (LME) is ecologically and economically important, yet faces numerous anthropogenic stressors. Common metrics driving…”
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Oyster growth across a salinity gradient in a shallow, subtropical Gulf of Mexico estuary—ERRATUM by Lebreton, Benoit, Pollack, Jennifer Beseres, Blomberg, Brittany, Palmer, Terence A., Montagna, Paul A.

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Oyster growth across a salinity gradient in a shallow, subtropical Gulf of Mexico estuary by Lebreton, Benoit, Beseres Pollack, Jennifer, Blomberg, Brittany, Palmer, Terence A., Montagna, Paul A.

“…Abstract An increase in oyster aquaculture as a sustainable method of shellfish production is one response to overharvest and degradation of natural oyster…”
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Evaluating the U.S. Estuary Restoration Act to inform restoration policy implementation: A case study focusing on oyster reef projects by Blomberg, Brittany N., Pollack, Jennifer Beseres, Montagna, Paul A., Yoskowitz, David W.

“…Recent research revealing the extent of marine habitat degradation has ignited a surge of restoration efforts globally. Restoration of estuarine habitats…”
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Evaluating success of oyster reef restoration by Blomberg, Brittany Nicole

“…Oyster reefs are the most degraded marine habitat type, with estimated global losses of 85% from historic abundances. Restoration efforts have increased to…”
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