Search Results - "Buckel, J.A."

Total mercury, methylmercury, and selenium concentrations in blue marlin Makaira nigricans from a long-term dataset in the western north Atlantic by Rudershausen, P.J., Cross, F.A., Runde, B.J., Evans, D.W., Cope, W.G., Buckel, J.A.

“…Mercury in seafood is a neurotoxicant that threatens human health. Dynamic rates of mercury emission, re-emission, and atmospheric deposition warrant studies…”
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Warmer waters masculinize wild populations of a fish with temperature-dependent sex determination by Honeycutt, J. L., Deck, C. A., Miller, S. C., Severance, M. E., Atkins, E. B., Luckenbach, J. A., Buckel, J. A., Daniels, H. V., Rice, J. A., Borski, R. J., Godwin, J.

“…Southern flounder ( Paralichthys lethostigma ) exhibit environmental sex determination (ESD), where environmental factors can influence phenotypic sex during…”
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Estimating discard mortality using meta-analysis and fishery-dependent sampling by Rudershausen, P.J., Poland, S.J., Merrell, J.H., Pelletier, C.B., Mikles, C.S., Buckel, J.A.

“…Estimates of discard mortality are difficult to obtain. Meta-analysis or life-history-based approaches to estimate discard mortality could provide informed…”
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Can optimal trap mesh size be predicted from body depth in a laterally-compressed fish species? by Rudershausen, P.J., Hightower, J.E., Buckel, J.A.

“…We used fish body depth to predict trap center-to-center mesh sizes that would optimize size selection of black sea bass Centropristis striata for both current…”
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Discard composition and release fate in the snapper and grouper commercial hook-and-line fishery in North Carolina, USA by RUDERSHAUSEN, P.J, BUCKEL, J.A, WILLIAMS, E.H

“…Minimum size limits may be ineffective for reef fishes because they often sustain barotrauma when caught from deep (>20 m) waters. A study was undertaken in…”
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Developing a two-step fishery-independent design to estimate the relative abundance of deepwater reef fish: Application to a marine protected area off the southeastern United States coast by Rudershausen, P.J., Mitchell, W.A., Buckel, J.A., Williams, E.H., Hazen, E.

“…Reliable data on reef fishes inhabiting the southeastern United States (North Carolina to Florida) continental shelf large marine ecosystem are difficult to…”
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