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Research by Region: United States - South
Florida | Louisiana | Maryland | Mississippi || Chesapeake Bay | Gulf
of Mexico
While the vast majority of GLERL research programs emphasize studies
in the Great Lakes region, the GLERL mission includes the study
of the marine coastal environment. Currently there are two GLERL principle
investigators actively involved in studies in the south and southeastern
coastal regions of the United States with projects in Florida Bay and the Northern
Gulf of Mexico.
Florida
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Habitat-Mediated Predator-Prey Interactions in the Eastern
Gulf of Mexico
A collaborative effort with the Florida Sea Grant College Program. This project
seeks information critical to the design of marine refugia, the
management of reef fishes, and predicting fish recruitment and production
following restoration efforts or after reef habitat degradation.
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Louisiana / Mississippi / Gulf of Mexico |
Hypoxia Effects of the Living Resources in the Northern
Gulf of Mexico
The primary objective of this project is to document how establishment
of a “dead zone” (area of severe hypoxia/anoxia; dissolved
oxygen < 2 mg/l) in the Gulf of Mexico influences the distribution
of fish. Although an understanding of how the dead zone influences
primary production exists in this system, we still know little with
regard to the effect of anoxia on higher trophic levels, including
fish.
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Last updated: 2008-05-23 mbl
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