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Grim
T. 2008. A possible role of social activity to explain
differences in publication output among ecologists. Oikos
117(4): 484–487.
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Sheil
D., Wunder S., Jansen P., Bongers F. & Dudley R. 2008.
Hope for Bohemian ecologists – comments on "A
possible role of social activity to explain differences
in publication output among ecologists?” by Tomáš
Grim, Oikos 2008. Web Ecology 8: 103–105.
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Moya-Larano
J. 2008. A break to moderate drinkers. Web Ecology 8:
106–107.
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Willis
A. J. 1997. The ecosystem: an evolving concept viewed
historically. Functional Ecology 11(2): 268-271.
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Grumbine
R.E. 1994. What is ecosystem management? Conservation
Biology 8: 27-38.
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Grumbine
R.E. 1997. Reflections on "What is Ecosystem Management?"
Conservation Biology 11: 41-47.
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Ruckelhouse
et al. 2008. Marine Ecosystem-Based Management in Practice
- scientific and governance challenges. Bioscience 58(1):
53-63.
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Assignment:
Come to class ready to discuss
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Springer,
A.M., et al. 2008. Mammal-eating killer whales, industrial
whaling, and the sequential megafaunal collapse in the
North Pacific Ocean: A reply to critics of Springer et
al. 2003. Marine mammal Science 24 (2): 414-442
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DeMaster,
D.P., et al. 2006. The sequential megafaunal collapse
hypothesis: Testing with existing data. Progress in Oceanography
68 (2-4): 329-342
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| Springer,
A.M., et al. 2003. Sequential megafaunal collapse in the
North Pacific Ocean: An ongoing legacy of industrial whaling?
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences 100 (21):
12223-12228 |
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The
class discussions will focus on the primary paper(s), using
the secondary paper(s) as background
- Prepare graphics before class: Use a paper poster OR powerpoint
- Each student will have 10 mins (Presentation) + 2 mins (Q
/ A)
Oct
7 - Week 5: Students Lead Paper
Discussions
Everyone
in the class is expected to read and evaluate the assigned papers,
and to address the questions listed here: Paper
Evaluation Form
The
class discussions will focus on the primary paper(s), using
the secondary paper(s) as background
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Conklin, E.J., Stimson,
J. 2004. An attempt to increase numbers of herbivorous
fishes as a means of controlling populations of fleshy
macroalgae on coral reefs in Kane’ohe Bay, Hawai’i.
Pacific Science 58: 189-200.
(all
read and score this paper, using paper evaluation form)
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McManus, J.W., et al.
2000. Coral reef fishing and coral-algal phase shifts:
Implications for global reef status. Journal of Marine
Science 57: 572- 578.
(supplementary
reading - optional)
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Myers, R.A., et al.
2007. Cascading Effects of the Loss of Apex Predatory
Sharks from a Coastal Ocean. Science 315: 1846-1850.
(all
read and score this paper, using paper evaluation form)
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Frid, A., et al. 2008.
Do shark declines create fear-released systems? Oikos
117: 191–201.
(supplementary
reading - optional)
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Hooker, S., Gerber, L.R.
2004. Potential importance of megafauna: Marine reserves
as a tool for ecosystem-based management? BioScience
54: 29-41.
(all
read and score this paper, using paper evaluation form)
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Parrish, R. 1999. Marine
reserves for fisheries management: why not, California
Cooperative Oceanic Fisheries Investigation Reports
40: 77–86.
(supplementary
reading - optional)
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Oct
14 - Week 6: Students Lead
Paper Discussions
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Jokiel, P.L., et al.
2008. Ocean acidification and calcifying reef organisms:
a mesocosm investigation. Coral Reefs 27:473–483.
(all
read and score this paper, using paper evaluation form)
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Hoegh-Guldberg, O., et
al. 2007. Coral Reefs Under Rapid Climate Change and
Ocean Acidification. Science 318: 1737 - 1742.
(supplementary
reading - optional)
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Reopanichkul, P., et
al. 2009. Sewage impacts coral reefs at multilple levels
of ecological organization. Marine Pollution Bulletin
58: 1356-1362.
(all
read and score this paper, using paper evaluation form)
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Van Beukering, P.J.H.,
Herman S.J.C. 2004. Ecological Economic Modeling of
Coral Reefs: Evaluationg Tourist Overuse at Hanauma
Bay and Algae Bloom at the Kahei Coast, Hawaii. Pacific
Science 58 (2) : 243-260.
(supplementary
reading - optional)
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Jokiel, P.L., Brown,
E.K. 2004. Global warming, regional trends and inshore
environmental conditions influence coral bleaching in
Hawaii. Global Change Biology 10: 1627-1641.
(all
read and score this paper, using paper evaluation form)
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Mork, E., et al. 2009.
Top–down and bottom–up regulation of macroalgal
community structure on a Kenyan reef. Estuarine Coastal
& Shelf Science 84: 331-336.
(supplementary
reading - optional)
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Strelcheck, A., et
al. 2005. Influence of Reef Location on Artifical-
Reef Fish Assemblages in the North Central Gulf of
Mexico.Bulletin of Marine Science 77(3): 425-440.
(all read and
score this paper, using paper evaluation form)
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Arena,
P. et al. 2007. Fish assemblages on sunken vessels and
natural reefs in southeast Florida, USA. Hydrobiologia
580:157-171.
(supplementary
reading - optional)
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Oct
21 - Week 7: Students Lead
Paper Discussions
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Charles, A., Wilson,
L. 2008. Human dimensions of Marine Protected Areas.
ICES Journal of Marine Science 66: 6-15.
(all
read and score this paper, using paper evaluation
form)
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Aswani, S. 2005. Customary
sea tenure in Oceania as a case of
rights-based fishery management: Does it work? Reviews
in Fish Biology and Fisheries 15: 285-307.
(supplementary
reading - optional)
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Seitz, R D., et al. 2008. Stock
enhancement and carrying capacity of blue crab nursery
habits in Chesapeake Bay. Reviews in Fisheries Science
16 (1-3): 329-337.
(all read
and score this paper, using paper evaluation form)
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Hines, A. H., et al. 2008. Release
strategies for estuarine species with complex migratory
life cycles: stock enhancement of Chesapeake blue
crabs. Reviews in Fisheries Science 16 (1-3): 175-185.
(supplementary
reading - optional)
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Ford, J.S., Myers, R.A. 2008. A
Global Assessment of Salmon Aquaculture Impacts
on Wild Salmonids. PLoS Biol 6(2): e33.
(all read
and score this paper, using paper evaluation form)
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Diana, J.S. 2009. Aquaculture Production
and Biodiversity Conservation. Bioscience, Vol.
59 (1): p27-38.
(supplementary
reading - optional)
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Oct
28- Week 8: Make-Up Paper
Discussion
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Weilgart, L.S. 2007.
The impacts of anthropogenic ocean noise on cetaceans
and implications for management. Canadian Journal
of Zoology vol. 85: 1091-1116.
(all
read and score this paper, using paper evaluation
form)
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Jepson, P.D., et al. 2003. Gas-bubble
lesions in stranded cetaceans. Nature vol. 425:
575. & Replies to jepson et al.
(supplementary
reading - optional)
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Assignments:
Turn
in Annotated Bibliography - in class
Nov
4 - Week 9: Review
Presentations I
Assignments:
Turn
in Review & Proposal Outline - via email
Nov
18 - Week 10: Review
Presentations II
Assignments:
Turn
in Draft Proposal - via email
Nov
25 - Week 11: NO
CLASS
Assignments:
Turn
in Proposal - via email
Dec
2- Week 12: NO
CLASS
Assignments:
Literature Review Presentations I
Dec
9 - Week 13:
Assignments:
Literature
Review Presentations II
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