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 | Nicholas K. SchoolerAssociate Researcher/Lecturer, UC Santa Barbara Verified email at ucsb.edu Cited by 409 |
No lines in the sand: Impacts of intense mechanized maintenance regimes on sandy beach ecosystems span the intertidal zone on urban coasts
As coastal population growth accelerates, intensive management practices increasingly
alter urban shorelines, creating major conservation challenges. To evaluate key ecological …
alter urban shorelines, creating major conservation challenges. To evaluate key ecological …
Local scale processes drive long‐term change in biodiversity of sandy beach ecosystems
Evaluating impacts to biodiversity requires ecologically informed comparisons over sufficient
time spans. The vulnerability of coastal ecosystems to anthropogenic and climate change‐…
time spans. The vulnerability of coastal ecosystems to anthropogenic and climate change‐…
[HTML][HTML] A comparison of biomonitoring methodologies for surf zone fish communities
Surf zones are highly dynamic marine ecosystems that are subject to increasing anthropogenic
and climatic pressures, posing multiple challenges for biomonitoring. Traditional …
and climatic pressures, posing multiple challenges for biomonitoring. Traditional …
Burrowing inhibition by fine textured beach fill: implications for recovery of beach ecosystems
Beach nourishment is often considered the most environmentally sound method of maintaining
eroding shorelines. However, the ecological consequences are poorly understood. Fill …
eroding shorelines. However, the ecological consequences are poorly understood. Fill …
Biogeographic patterns of communities across diverse marine ecosystems in southern California
Integrating results from monitoring efforts conducted across diverse marine ecosystems provides
opportunities to reveal novel biogeographic patterns at larger spatial scales and among …
opportunities to reveal novel biogeographic patterns at larger spatial scales and among …
[HTML][HTML] Diet of a threatened endemic fox reveals variation in sandy beach resource use on California Channel Islands
The coastal zone provides foraging opportunities for insular populations of terrestrial
mammals, allowing for expanded habitat use, increased dietary breadth, and locally higher …
mammals, allowing for expanded habitat use, increased dietary breadth, and locally higher …
Habitat partitioning by mobile intertidal invertebrates of sandy beaches shifts with the tides
Coexistence of similar species can be influenced by the intensity of interspecific interactions,
which often depends on the availability of limiting resources. Habitat availability varies …
which often depends on the availability of limiting resources. Habitat availability varies …
Detecting change in intertidal species richness on sandy beaches: calibrating across sampling designs
Detecting changes in the biodiversity of biotic communities is fundamental to evaluating
ecological responses to anthropogenic and climatic drivers at multiple scales. Species richness, …
ecological responses to anthropogenic and climatic drivers at multiple scales. Species richness, …
Scoping the Line Up: A Comparison of Biomonitoring Methodologies for Surf Zone Fish Communities
Surf zones are highly dynamic marine ecosystems that are subject to increasing anthropogenic
and climatic pressures, posing multiple challenges for biomonitoring. Traditional …
and climatic pressures, posing multiple challenges for biomonitoring. Traditional …
First host record for the parasitoid rove beetle Aleochara sulcicollis Mannerheim, 1843 (Coleoptera: Staphylinidae) on the intertidal kelp fly, Fucellia rufitibia Stein …
… Schooler for our research. … Fabritius, K. 1981. Über das natürliche Vorkommen und
den Wirtskreis von Parasiten synanthroper Fliegen. … kmazaki, K, 2008. Aleochara fucicola …
den Wirtskreis von Parasiten synanthroper Fliegen. … kmazaki, K, 2008. Aleochara fucicola …