MOVEMENT PATTERNS AND BEHAVIORAL ECOLOGY OF ELASMOBRANCHS: A REVIEW OF TELEMETRIC METHODS WITH A FOCUS ON THE TRACKING OF SPOTTED EAGLE RAYS, AETOBATUS NARINARI, IN A BERMUDIAN SOUND. Pages 1-9.
– Karissa Lear ’13
FEEDING FREQUENCY DIFFERENCES BETWEEN SIX SPECIES OF PARROTFISH IN BERMUDA: SCARUS CROICENSIS, SCARUS COELESTINUS, SCARUS TAENIOPTERUS, SCARUS GUACAMAIA, SCARUS VETULA, AND SPARISOMA VIRIDE. Pages 10-15.
– Audrey Seiz ’13
HIGH DENSITY OF DIPLORIA STRIGOSA INCREASES PREVALENCE OF BLACK BAND DISEASE IN CORAL REEFS OF NORTHERN BERMUDA. Pages 16-20.
– Sarah Carpenter ’15
BLACK BAND DISEASE IN BERMUDIAN CORAL REEFS. Pages 21-25.
– Amy Kapitan ’13
SCHOOLING BEHAVIOR OF HAEMULON SPP. IN BERMUDA REEFS AND SEAGRASS BEDS. Pages 26-31.
– Hillary Sullivan ’13
SQUID TALKS: AN OBSERVATIONAL STUDY ON THE VARIOUS BEHAVIORS OF CARIBBEAN REEF SQUID (SEPIOTEUTHIS SEPIOIDEA). Pages 32-39.
– Marissa Byrnes ’13.
THE SIZE AND DEPTH OF CONDYLACTIS GIGANTEA. Pages 40-44.
– Matthew Smith ’14
SPECIES RICHNESS IN THREE OCEANFLOOR HABITATS IN BERMUDA BAYS. Pages 45-50.
– Madeline Cole ’13
SPATIAL PARTITIONING OF RHIZOPHORA MANGLE ROOTS BY SESSILE EPIBIONT COMMUNITIES IN WALSINGHAM POND . Pages 51-56.
– E.Graham Hegeman ’14
SIZE STRUCTURE AND DENSITY OF THE COMMON PURPLE SEA FAN GORGONIA VENTALINA IN BERMUDA’S TOBACCO BAY. Pages 57-60.
– Andrea Gialtouridis ’14
COLOR CUE AND MOVEMENT ATTRACTION OF BERMUDA BREAM DIPLODUS BERMUDENSIS. Pages 61-66.
– Jason Moreira ’14
MOVEMENT OF TECTARIUS MURICATUS AND NERITA VERSICOLOR IN A TIDE POOL AT SPITTAL POND NATURE RESERVE, BERMUDA. Pages 67-71.
– Morgan Atkinson ’13
DENSITY—BODY SIZE RELATIONSHIPS AMONG SABELLA MELANOSTIGMA IN WALSINGHAM POND, BERMUDA. Pages 72-78.
– Travis St. Hilaire (Masters Candidate)
THE IMPORTANCE OF STRUCTURAL COMPLEXITY IN SHAPING FISH ASSEMBLAGES ON CORAL REEFS. Pages 79-82.
– Douglas Rice ’13
SPECIES DIVERSITY AMONG MARINE CAVES IN BERMUDA. Pages 83-90.
– Kristen Cullity ’13
A STUDY OF GORGONIAN FLABELLUM IN ST. GEORGE’S BERMUDA: THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SIZE, DEPTH, AND WATER INTERACTION . Pages 91-95.
-Emily Braun ’14