Aspiring to an Altered Stable State: Rebuilding of Bay Scallop Populations and Fisheries Following Intensive Restoration, Stephen T. Tettelbach, Bradley J. Peterson, John M. Carroll, Bradley T. Furman, Scott W. T. Hughes, Jason Havelin, James R. Europe, Dennis M. Bonal, Andrew J. Weinstock, Christopher F. Smith
John Carroll

Millions Strong and Growing: Building Scallop Populations and Fisheries Following Intense Restoration, John M. Carroll, Stephen T. Tettelbach, Bradley J. Peterson, Bradley T. Furman, Christopher F. Smith
John Carroll

Restoration by Transplantation: Using a Filter-Feeding Gastropod, Crepidula fornicata, to Rehabilitate Great South Bay, New York: Preliminary Surveys, Nicole L. Kleinas, Bradley J. Peterson, Stephen T. Tettelbach, John M. Carroll
John Carroll

Recovery, Resiliency and Reggae: Is the Discovery Bay, Jamaica Coral Reef Ecosystem Recovered and Able to Withstand Natural Perturbations?, J. D. Warren, Bradley J. Peterson, John M. Carroll, A. D. Stubler
John Carroll

Is the Grass Always Greener on the Other Side? A Tale of Two Herbivory Studies From Discovery Bay, Jamaica, John M. Carroll, Christopher M. Finelli, Amber D. Stubler, Bradley J. Peterson
John Carroll

Restoration of Bay Scallop Populations and Fisheries in the Peconic Bays, New York, Stephen T. Tettelbach, Bradley J. Peterson, John M. Carroll, Bradley T. Furman, Scott W. T. Hughes, Jason Havelin, Christian R. H. Tettelbach, Christopher F. Smith
John Carroll

Restoration by Transplantation: Using a Filter-Feeding Gastropod, Crepidula fornicata, to Rehabilitate Great South Bay, New York: Preliminary Surveys, Nicole L. Kleinas, Bradley J. Peterson, Stephen T. Tettelbach, John M. Carroll
Department of Biology Faculty Presentations

Bay Scallops: The High Resolution Canary in the Highly-Fertilized Coal Mine, Jessica L. Carlton, Lorie E. Williams, John M. Carroll, Steve T. Tettelbach, Bradley J. Peterson, Aswani K. Volety, Elizabeth S. Darrow
Department of Biology Faculty Presentations

Restoration of Bay Scallop Populations and Fisheries in the Peconic Bays, New York, Stephen T. Tettelbach, Bradley J. Peterson, John M. Carroll, Bradley T. Furman, Scott W. T. Hughes, Jason Havelin, Christian R. H. Tettelbach, Christopher F. Smith
Department of Biology Faculty Presentations

Recovery, Resiliency and Reggae: Is the Discovery Bay, Jamaica Coral Reef Ecosystem Recovered and Able to Withstand Natural Perturbations?, J. D. Warren, Bradley J. Peterson, John M. Carroll, A. D. Stubler
Department of Biology Faculty Presentations

Millions Strong and Growing: Building Scallop Populations and Fisheries Following Intense Restoration, John M. Carroll, Stephen T. Tettelbach, Bradley J. Peterson, Bradley T. Furman, Christopher F. Smith
Department of Biology Faculty Presentations

Aspiring to an Altered Stable State: Rebuilding of Bay Scallop Populations and Fisheries Following Intensive Restoration, Stephen T. Tettelbach, Bradley J. Peterson, John M. Carroll, Bradley T. Furman, Scott W. T. Hughes, Jason Havelin, James R. Europe, Dennis M. Bonal, Andrew J. Weinstock, Christopher F. Smith
Department of Biology Faculty Publications

Is the Grass Always Greener on the Other Side? A Tale of Two Herbivory Studies From Discovery Bay, Jamaica, John M. Carroll, Christopher M. Finelli, Amber D. Stubler, Bradley J. Peterson
Department of Biology Faculty Presentations

The Effect of Increasing Habitat Complexity on Bay Scallop Survival in the Presence of Different Decapod Crustacean Predators, John M. Carroll, Lisa J. Jackson, Bradley J. Peterson
John Carroll

Hemigrapsus sanguineus in Long Island Salt Marshes: Experimental Evaluation of the Interactions Between an Invasive Crab and Resident Ecosystem, Bradley J. Peterson, Alexa M. Fournier, Bradley T. Furman, John M. Carroll
John Carroll

Genetic Diversity and Gene Flow in Zostera marina Populations Surrounding Long Island, New York, USA: No Evidence of Inbreeding, Genetic Degradation or Population Isolation, Bradley J. Peterson, Eric Bricker, Sterling J. Brisbin, Bradley T. Furman, Amber D. Stubler, John M. Carroll, Dianna L. Berry, Christopher J. Gobler, Ainsley Calladine, Michelle Waycott
John Carroll

Ecological Trade-Offs in Seascape Ecology: Bay Scallop Survival And Growth Across a Seagrass Seascape, John M. Carroll, Bradley J. Peterson
John Carroll

Comparisons in Demographic Rates of Bay Scallops in Eelgrass and the Introduced Alga, Codium fragile, in New York, John M. Carroll, Bradley J. Peterson
John Carroll

Priming the Larval Pump: Resurgence of Bay Scallop Recruitment After Initiation of Intensive Restoration Efforts, Stephen T. Tettelbach, Bradley J. Peterson, John M. Carroll, Scott W. T. Hughes, Dennis M. Bonal, Andrew J. Weinstock, James R. Europe, Bradley T. Furman, Christopher F. Smith
John Carroll

Emergent Effects of Multiple Predators on Shared Prey: Can There Be Alternative Views on Predator Interference?, John M. Carroll, Bradley J. Peterson
John Carroll

Balancing the Edge Effects Budget: Bay Scallop Settlement and Loss Along a Seagrass Edge, John M. Carroll, Bradley T. Furman, Stephen T. Tettelbach, Bradley J. Peterson
John Carroll

Balancing the Edge Effects Budget: Implications for Restoration, John M. Carroll, Bradley J. Peterson
John Carroll

Are Multiple Predator Effects on a Shared Prey Influenced by Habitat Complexity?, John M. Carroll, Bradley J. Peterson
John Carroll

The Effects of Habitat and Predation on Bay Scallops in New York, John M. Carroll, Lisa J. Jackson, Bradley J. Peterson
John Carroll

Recruitment of Bay Scallops to Artificial Seagrass Units After High Density Free Planting to a Spawner Sanctuary in Hallock Bay, NY, John M. Carroll, Stephen T. Tettelbach, Bradley J. Peterson
John Carroll

Recruitment of Bay Scallops to Artificial Seagrass Units After High Density Free Planting to a Spawner Sanctuary in Hallock Bay, NY, John M. Carroll, Stephen T. Tettelbach, Bradley J. Peterson
John Carroll

Scallop Restoration Works: Millions Strong and Growing!, John M. Carroll, Bradley J. Peterson, Stephen T. Tettelbach
John Carroll

The Cochlodinium Conundrum – What to Do When Field Observations Don’t Match Lab Results, John M. Carroll, Bradley J. Peterson
John Carroll

Ecosystem Services of Restored Hudson River Oyster Reefs, Rebecca E. Kulp, Bradley T. Furman, John M. Carroll, Bradley J. Peterson
John Carroll

Balancing the Edge Effects Budget: Bay Scallop Settlement and Recruitment Along a Seagrass Edge, John M. Carroll, Bradley J. Peterson
John Carroll

Are Seagrass Edges Ecological Traps for Post-Set Bay Scallops? Implications For Restoration, John M. Carroll, Bradley J. Peterson
John Carroll

Recruitment of Bay Scallops to Artificial Seagrass Units After High Density Free Planting to a Spawner Sanctuary in Hallock Bay, NY, John M. Carroll, Stephen T. Tettelbach, Bradley J. Peterson
John Carroll

Comparative Survival of Bay Scallops in Eelgrass and the Introduced Alga, Codium fragile, in a New York Estuary, John M. Carroll, Bradley J. Peterson, Dennis M. Bonal, Andrew J. Weinstock, Christopher F. Smith, Stephen T. Tettelbach
John Carroll

Recruitment of Bay Scallops, Argopecten irradians, to Artificial Seagrass Near a Spawner Sanctuary, John M. Carroll, Stephen T. Tettelbach, Bradley J. Peterson
John Carroll

Recruitment of Bay Scallops to Artificial Seagrass Near a Spawner Sanctuary, John M. Carroll, Stephen T. Tettelbach, Bradley J. Peterson
John Carroll

Recruitment of Benthic Bivalves and Crabs in Shinnecock Bay, NY, John M. Carroll, Bradley J. Peterson
John Carroll

Can the Introduced Codium fragile Serve as a Predation Refuge for the Native Bay Scallop, Argopecten irradians?, John M. Carroll, Bradley J. Peterson
John Carroll

A Bay Scallop’s Brave New World: Can an Introduced Algae Serve as a Predation Refuge for the Bay Scallop?, John M. Carroll, Stephen T. Tettelbach, Bradley J. Peterson
John Carroll

Can the Introduced Macroalgae Codium fragile Serve as a Suitable Habitat for the Native Bay Scallop Argopecten irradians, John M. Carroll, Stephen T. Tettelbach, Bradley J. Peterson
John Carroll

Resource-Restricted Growth of Eelgrass in New York Estuaries: Light Limitation, and Alleviation of Nutrient Stress by Hard Clams, John M. Carroll, Christopher J. Gobler, Bradley J. Peterson
John Carroll

A Bay Scallop’s Brave New World: Can the Introduced Codium Fragile Act as an Eelgrass Surrogate?, John M. Carroll, Bradley J. Peterson, Christopher F. Smith, Dennis M. Bonal, Andrew J. Weinstock, Stephen T. Tettelbach
John Carroll

Resource Limitation of Eelgrass in New York Estuaries: Nutrient Stress Alleviation by Hard Clams, John M. Carroll, Christopher J. Gobler, Bradley J. Peterson
John Carroll

A Bay Scallop’s Brave New World: Can the Introduced Codium fragile Act as an Eelgrass Surrogate?, John M. Carroll, Bradley J. Peterson, Christopher L. Smith, Andrew J. Weinstock, Stephen T. Tettelbach
John Carroll

Effects of Habitat on Survival of Free-Planted Bay Scallops, John M. Carroll, Christopher F. Smith, Stephen T. Tettelbach, Bradley J. Peterson
John Carroll

Can Hard Clams (Mercenaria mercenaria) Ameliorate Anthropogenic Light Stress for Eelgrass (Zostera marina) by Increased Nutrient Availability?, John M. Carroll, Bradley J. Peterson, Christopher J. Gobler, M. Weiss, P. Curran
John Carroll