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Fish and the Decline of Kelp in the Gulf of Maine

B. O'Brien, Mello, K., Litterer, A., and Dijkstra, J. A., “Fish and the Decline of Kelp in the Gulf of Maine”, Benthic Ecology Meeting. p. Corpus Cristi, TX, 2018.

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Climate Change, Sex, and Community State Changes in the Gulf of Maine

E. L. Westerman, Dijkstra, J. A., and Harris, L. G., “Climate Change, Sex, and Community State Changes in the Gulf of Maine”, Society for Integrative and Comparative Biology. p. San Francisco, CA, 2018.

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Comparing Acoustic- and Aerial Imagery-based Methods of Eelgrass Mapping at Two New England Sites

A. R. Norton and Dijkstra, S. J., “Comparing Acoustic- and Aerial Imagery-based Methods of Eelgrass Mapping at Two New England Sites”, Coastal and Estuarine Research Federation Biennial Conference. p. Providence, RI, 2017.

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The Role of Deep-Water Sedimentary Processes in Shaping a Continental Margin: The Northwest Atlantic

D. C. Mosher, Campbell, D. C., Gardner, J. V., Chaytor, J. D., and Rebesco, M., “The Role of Deep-Water Sedimentary Processes in Shaping a Continental Margin: The Northwest Atlantic”, Marine Geology, vol. 393. Elsevier, pp. 245-259, 2017.

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GIS Application to Post Super Storm Sandy Marine Debris Assessment and Categorization

M. Bogonko, Kinney, J., Wolfskehl, S., Armstrong, A. A., White, M., and Bruce, S., “GIS Application to Post Super Storm Sandy Marine Debris Assessment and Categorization”, ESRI Ocean GIS Forum. p. Redlands, CA, 2016.

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Ping Once Use many times: NOAA Wilmington NC 2016 Field Season

S. Robinson, “Ping Once Use many times: NOAA Wilmington NC 2016 Field Season”, 2017 U.S. Hydrographic Conference. p. Galveston, TX, 2017.

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Elevated Seasonal Temperatures Eliminate Thermal Barriers of Reproduction of a Dominant Invasive Species: A Community State Change for Northern Communities?

J. A. Dijkstra, Westerman, E. L., and Harris, L. G., “Elevated Seasonal Temperatures Eliminate Thermal Barriers of Reproduction of a Dominant Invasive Species: A Community State Change for Northern Communities?”, Diversity and Distributions, vol. 23. Wiley, pp. 1082-1092, 2017.

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Development of a New Acoustic Mapping Method for Eelgrass Using a Multi-Beam Echo-Sounder

A. R. Norton, “Development of a New Acoustic Mapping Method for Eelgrass Using a Multi-Beam Echo-Sounder”, GeoHab 2017. p. Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada, 2017.

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Invasive Species Transform Habitat Structure and Increase Biodiversity of Associated Species

J. A. Dijkstra, Harris, L. G., Mello, K., Litterer, A. S., Wells, C., and Ware, C., “Invasive Species Transform Habitat Structure and Increase Biodiversity of Associated Species”, Journal of Ecology, vol. 105. Wiley, pp. 1668-1678, 2017.

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Observations of Pockmark Flow Structure in Belfast Bay, Maine. Part 2: Evidence for Cavity Flow

C. Fandel, Lippmann, T. C., Foster, D., and Brothers, L., “Observations of Pockmark Flow Structure in Belfast Bay, Maine. Part 2: Evidence for Cavity Flow”, Geo Marine Letters, vol. 37. Springer, pp. 15-22, 2016.

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