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ANDREW L. RHYNE

Roger Williams University

Affiliations

College of Arts & Sciences

College Of Arts And Sciences

School of Engineering, Computing and Construction Management

Department Of Construction Management

Department of Computer Science

Mario J. Gabelli School of Business

Department Of International Business

Department of Economics

Feinstein School of Social and Natural Sciences

Department of Anthropology/Sociology

Department of Chemistry

Feinstein School of Humanities, Arts and Education

Department of Music

College Of Arts And Sciences

Feinstein School of Humanities, Arts and Education

New England Center For The Public Understanding Of Science

University Library

Research Services and User Engagement

Roger Williams University

NoneAndrew L. Rhyne is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences faculty at Roger Williams University.

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ANDREW L. RHYNE

Roger Williams University

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biology marine biology ecology fish biology evolutionary biology zoology aquatic ecosystems aquaculture morphology (biology) environmental science conservation biology marine ecology morphology fisheries international trade wildlife avian biology entomology aquatic organisms systematic entomology marine systems reproductive biology aquatic toxicology biological conservation systematics fishery research marine biodiversity animal ecology invertebrate pathology marine policy marine ornithology fish farming evolutionary developmental biology ecophysiology marine economics morphological evidence marine biota evolutionary genetics marine aquarium trade united states new species wildlife ecology invasion biology wildlife biology zoological taxonomy taxonomy (biology) coral reefs biodiversity conservation phytoplankton ecology aquatic food system biological oceanography ocean acidification wildlife management protists aquacultural engineering fishery science fishery assessment developmental genetics comparative toxicology marine debris mithraculus forceps a. milne edwards cyanide exposure animal production arthropod taxonomy cladistics exotic pet trade invasive vertebrate animals threatened freshwater fishes aquarium pet markets obscure trade marine ornamental decapods—popular marine aquarium animals ornamental invertebrate fisheries research progress production trends

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Notable Federal Grants

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A Transcriptomic Atlas of Adult Tissues of the Sea Urchin Lytechinus Variegatus Identifies Early Transitions in Gonadogenesis. Developmental Biology (2025)

geneticsgerm cell fatebiologyadult tissuesreproductive biologydevelopmental biologyembryologymorphogenesisdevelopmental celltranscriptomic atlasdevelopmental geneticsdevelopmental system

Extent of Threats to Marine Fish From the Online Aquarium Trade in the United States. Conservation Biology (2025)

online aquarium trademarine pollutionunited statesseafood industryaquatic ecosystemstradeinternational tradefish biologyfisheriesmarine biologyaquatic conservationmarine economics

Revisiting the History of Ornamental Aquaculture in Europe to Understand the Benefits and Drawbacks of Freshwater Fish Imports. Reviews in Aquaculture (2025)

biologyfreshwater fish importsseafood industryecologyaquatic ecosystemsfish biologyaquaculturefisheriesaquacultural engineeringornamental aquaculture

The Magnitude of Legal Wildlife Trade and Implications for Species Survival. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2025)

Benjamin Michael MarshallAubrey L. AlamshahPedro CardosoPhillip CasseySebastian ChekunovEvan A. EskewCaroline S. FukushimaPablo García-DíazMeredith L. GoreJulie L. LockwoodAndrew L. RhyneJames S. SinclairColin Thomas StrineOliver C. StringhamMichael F. TlustyJose W. ValdezFreyja WattersAlice C. Hughes

conservation biologywildlifelawlegal wildlife trade

Understanding and Navigating International Wildlife Trade Data: Avoiding Pitfalls Caused by Systemic Detail Obfuscation. Palgrave studies in green criminology. (2025)

data integrationavoiding pitfallsinternational tradedata sciencegeographywildlifehuman-wildlife relationshipstrade secretdata sovereigntysystemic detail obfuscationconservation biologytradeanimal conservation

Ancient Developmental Genes Underlie Evolutionary Novelties in Walking Fish. Current Biology (2024)

Amy L HerbertCorey A H AllardMatthew J McCoyJulia I WucherpfennigStephanie P KruegerHeidi I ChenAllex N GourlayKohle D JacksonLisa A AbboScott H BennettJoshua D SearsAndrew L RhyneNicholas W BellonoDavid M Kingsley

biologyevolutionary geneticsmolecular evolutiondevelopmental biologyevolutionary developmental biologyevolutionary biologydevelopmental geneticsbiological evolution

Evaluating Species at Risk in Data-Limited Fisheries: A Comprehensive Productivity-Susceptibility Analysis of the Most Traded Marine Aquarium Fish. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

Gabrielle A. BaillargeonAlice A. WynnJemelyn Grace P. BaldisimoMichael F. TlustyAndrew Rhyne

risk managementbiostatisticsfishery assessmentmarine ecologysurvival analysispredictive analyticsfish biologycomprehensive productivity-susceptibility analysisclimate changemarine biologydata-limited fisheries

Evolution of Novel Sensory Organs in Fish With Legs. Current Biology (2024)

Corey A H AllardAmy L HerbertStephanie P KruegerQiaoyi LiangBrittany L WalshAndrew L RhyneAllex N GourlayAgnese SeminaraMaude W BaldwinDavid M KingsleyNicholas W Bellono

avian biologyecologyanatomyfish biologyevolutionary biologymarine biology

Species-Level, Digitized Wildlife Trade Data Are Essential for Achieving Biodiversity Targets. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2024)

Michael F. TlustyPhillip CasseyAndrew L. RhyneDelon A. OmrowPeter Stoett

wildlife biologybiodiversity targetsanimal ecologyenvironmental scienceecologyavian biologybiodiversity conservationmultispecies managementdata scienceconservation sciencewildlife ecologywildlife trade datawildlifebiodiversitywildlife managementconservation biologyzoologybiological conservation

The Half-Life of Cyanide in the Blood of the Marine Fish, Amphiprion Clarkii After Cyanide Exposure. Bulletin of Marine Science (2024)

Nancy E BreenJulia DwyerMarion OlsenElizabeth SanfordAndrew L Rhyne

oceanographymarine fishecologybiological oceanographymarine ecologyfish biologyaquatic toxicologymarine biologycyanide exposure

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ANDREW L. RHYNE

Roger Williams University

Affiliations

College of Arts & Sciences

College Of Arts And Sciences

School of Engineering, Computing and Construction Management

Department Of Construction Management

Department of Computer Science

Mario J. Gabelli School of Business

Department Of International Business

Department of Economics

Feinstein School of Social and Natural Sciences

Department of Anthropology/Sociology

Department of Chemistry

Feinstein School of Humanities, Arts and Education

Department of Music

College Of Arts And Sciences

Feinstein School of Humanities, Arts and Education

New England Center For The Public Understanding Of Science

University Library

Research Services and User Engagement

Roger Williams University

NoneAndrew L. Rhyne is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences faculty at Roger Williams University.

Honors

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Roger Williams University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

A Transcriptomic Atlas of Adult Tissues of the Sea Urchin Lytechinus Variegatus Identifies Early Transitions in Gonadogenesis. Developmental Biology (2025)

geneticsgerm cell fatebiologyadult tissuesreproductive biologydevelopmental biologyembryologymorphogenesisdevelopmental celltranscriptomic atlasdevelopmental geneticsdevelopmental system

Extent of Threats to Marine Fish From the Online Aquarium Trade in the United States. Conservation Biology (2025)

online aquarium trademarine pollutionunited statesseafood industryaquatic ecosystemstradeinternational tradefish biologyfisheriesmarine biologyaquatic conservationmarine economics

Revisiting the History of Ornamental Aquaculture in Europe to Understand the Benefits and Drawbacks of Freshwater Fish Imports. Reviews in Aquaculture (2025)

biologyfreshwater fish importsseafood industryecologyaquatic ecosystemsfish biologyaquaculturefisheriesaquacultural engineeringornamental aquaculture

The Magnitude of Legal Wildlife Trade and Implications for Species Survival. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2025)

conservation biologywildlifelawlegal wildlife trade

Understanding and Navigating International Wildlife Trade Data: Avoiding Pitfalls Caused by Systemic Detail Obfuscation. Palgrave studies in green criminology. (2025)

Ancient Developmental Genes Underlie Evolutionary Novelties in Walking Fish. Current Biology (2024)

biologyevolutionary geneticsmolecular evolutiondevelopmental biologyevolutionary developmental biologyevolutionary biologydevelopmental geneticsbiological evolution

Evaluating Species at Risk in Data-Limited Fisheries: A Comprehensive Productivity-Susceptibility Analysis of the Most Traded Marine Aquarium Fish. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

Gabrielle A. BaillargeonAlice A. WynnJemelyn Grace P. BaldisimoMichael F. TlustyAndrew Rhyne

Evolution of Novel Sensory Organs in Fish With Legs. Current Biology (2024)

Corey A H AllardAmy L HerbertStephanie P KruegerQiaoyi LiangBrittany L WalshAndrew L RhyneAllex N GourlayAgnese SeminaraMaude W BaldwinDavid M KingsleyNicholas W Bellono

avian biologyecologyanatomyfish biologyevolutionary biologymarine biology

Species-Level, Digitized Wildlife Trade Data Are Essential for Achieving Biodiversity Targets. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2024)

Michael F. TlustyPhillip CasseyAndrew L. RhyneDelon A. OmrowPeter Stoett

The Half-Life of Cyanide in the Blood of the Marine Fish, Amphiprion Clarkii After Cyanide Exposure. Bulletin of Marine Science (2024)

Nancy E BreenJulia DwyerMarion OlsenElizabeth SanfordAndrew L Rhyne

oceanographymarine fishecologybiological oceanographymarine ecologyfish biologyaquatic toxicologymarine biologycyanide exposure

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