2005 Expedition

2005 SEA Projects

Student(s)	Title
Seth Bushinsky, Okorie Puryear, and Simon Yang	Validating remote sensing data along S-199 cruise track using in situ chlorophyll, carbon and irradiance measurements
Shannon Donahue	Corallivore abundance and biomass and coral reef degradation in the Line Islands: Christmas Island, Fanning Island, and Palmyra Atoll
Logan Egan and Jesús Javier Téllez	Effects of preferential primary consumer fishing on lower trophic level herbivores in the Line Islands
Harris Fienberg	Genetic difference in the Cytochrome C Oxidase I gene between “typical” and equatorial forms of Sthenoteuthis oualaniensis
David Gudai	The impact of bleaching on coral strength
Noah Hawthorne	Assessment of coral reef disturbance histories in the Line Islands using coral damage and morphological dominance patterning
Laure Katz	A comparison of the community structure of coral reef fish along a gradient of fishing pressure in the Line Islands: An apex predator dominated ecosystem
Megan Kelso	The effects of a deep seamount on nutrient, oxygen and chlorophyll distributions in the water column
Ashley Maloney	Temporal variability in current structure, thermocline and zooplankton of the eastern equatorial Pacific
Nicholas Markman, Rebecca Schwartz	Characterizing productivity of geostrophic eddies: Implications for leatherback habitat
Kevin McLean	Tropical scombrid feeding habits in the central Pacific
Ryan Schwartz	The effect of a deep seamount on zooplankton abundance and diversity