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Coleen Suckling

Associate Professor

University of Rhode Island

Affiliations

College of the Environment and Life Sciences

Animal and Veterinary Science

Fisheries, Animal, and Veterinary Science

Coleen Suckling is currently serving as an Animal And Veterinary Science Associate Professor at University of Rhode Island.

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Coleen Suckling

University of Rhode Island

Associate Professor

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marine biology ecology marine ecology environmental science oceanography aquaculture marine environments climate change fish biology biology zoology marine pollution animal ecology microplastics earth science total environment ocean sciences predator-prey interactions marine economics sea urchins arbacia punctulata human impacts on the environment stress (biology) global change biodiversity toxicology avian biology planetary change global ecology wildlife ecotoxicology pest management coastal research livestock science marine systems anthropogenic effects marine biodiversity carotenoids meta-analysis environmental exposures environmental pollution marine resources ocean exploration benchmark studies marine management oceanic science oceanographic research fishery science marine biotechnology biological oceanography marine biota fundamental links marine plastic pollution reproductive outcomes adult acclimation short-term exposures global drivers southern ocean ecosystems anthropogenic pressures long-term effects parental exposure times experimental influence early life-stages compensatory capacities salinity change mariculture marine chemistry marine ecosystem-based management ocean acidification ocean pollution

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Comparing Field-Based Microplastic Observations With Ocean Circulation Model Outputs in Estuarine Surface Waters Along a Human Population Gradient. (2025)

Sarah M. DavisThomas LawrenceIrene AndreuAndrew J. DaviesRory Maynard-DeanChristopher KincaidKelton W. McMahonBrian PreziosiColeen C. Suckling

estuarine surface watersenvironmental sciencemicroplasticsfield-based microplastic observationshuman population gradientenvironmental modelling

Eastern Oyster (Crassostrea Virginica) Shows Physiological Tolerance to Polyester Microfibers at Environmental Concentrations. Journal of Experimental Marine Biology and Ecology (2024)

Hannah HaskellColeen C. SucklingMarta Gomez-ChiarriKelton W. McMahonBrian PreziosiAndrew J. Davies

water qualityanimal ecologypharmacologymarine ecologyeastern oysterlivestock scienceoceanographyphysiologymarine pollutionwater pollutionenvironmental concentrationsbiological oceanographymicrobial ecologycrassostrea virginicamarine biotamarine biologymarine biotechnologyphysiological tolerancemarine systemsmarine environmentsecology

Improving Green Sea Urchin (Strongylocentrotus Droebachiensis) Hatchery Production by Determining Effective Settlement Cues and Post-Settlement Conditions. Aquaculture (2023)

Tara PleeColeen C. Suckling

aquacultureeffective settlement cueshatchery productionstrongylocentrotus droebachiensispost-settlement conditionsgreen sea urchinmarine biologyecology

Assessing the Potential of the Unexploited Atlantic Purple Sea Urchin, Arbacia Punctulata, for the Edible Market. Frontiers in Marine Science (2022)

Coleen C. SucklingMax D. ZavellAnna L. ByczynskiBrian T. Takeda

arbacia punctulataoceanographyedible marketmarine resourcesocean sciencesmarine economicsocean explorationeconomicsmarine ecologymarine environmentsmarine biologyecology

The Fundamental Links Between Climate Change and Marine Plastic Pollution. The Science of The Total Environment (2021)

Helen V. FordNia H. JonesAndrew J. DaviesBrendan J. GodleyJenna R. JambeckImogen E. NapperColeen C. SucklingGareth J. WilliamsLucy C. WoodallHeather J. Koldewey

climate changehuman impacts on the environmentearth sciencetotal environmentmarine plastic pollutionmarine pollutionenvironmental sciencefundamental linksmarine environmentsecology

Carotenoids in Sea Urchins. Developments in aquaculture and fisheries science (2020)

Coleen C. SucklingMaeve S. KellyRachael C. Symonds

aquaculturesea urchinsfish biologybiologymarine biology

European Sea Urchin Somatic and Gonadal Responses to Differing Stocking Densities and Seawater Flow Rates: A Case Study for Experimental Design Considerations. Journal of Shellfish Research (2020)

Coleen C. SucklingMolly V. CzachurJoel E. EllisAndrew J. Davies

marine managementoceanographybenchmark studiesseawater flow ratesfish biologyphysiologymarine economicsexperimental design considerationsbiologygonadal responsesmarine ecologymarine biologybehavioral sciences

Global Drivers on Southern Ocean Ecosystems: Changing Physical Environments and Anthropogenic Pressures in an Earth System. Frontiers in Marine Science (2020)

Simon A. MorleyDoris AbeleDavid K. A. BarnesCésar A. CárdenasCedric CottéJulian GuttSian F. HenleyJuan HöferKevin A. HughesStephanie M. MartinCarlos MoffatMarilyn RaphaelSharon E. StammerjohnColeen C. SucklingVivitskaia J. D. TullochCath L. WallerAndrew J. Constable

climate changeoceanographyearth scienceanthropogenic effectssouthern ocean ecosystemsenvironmental scienceplanetary changeglobal ecologymarine ecologyglobal changeecologyanthropogenic pressuresglobal drivers

Psammechinus Miliaris. Developments in aquaculture and fisheries science (2020)

Coleen C. SucklingMaeve S. KellyAdam D. HughesElizabeth J. Cottier-Cook

aquaculturepsammechinus miliarisfishery sciencegeneticsfisheries

Responses to Environmentally Relevant Microplastics Are Species-Specific With Dietary Habit as a Potential Sensitivity Indicator. The Science of The Total Environment (2020)

Coleen C. Suckling

total environmentenvironmental sciencepotential sensitivity indicatormicroplasticsdietary habitmarine biology

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Coleen Suckling

Associate Professor

University of Rhode Island

Affiliations

College of the Environment and Life Sciences

Animal and Veterinary Science

Fisheries, Animal, and Veterinary Science

Coleen Suckling is currently serving as an Animal And Veterinary Science Associate Professor at University of Rhode Island.

Honors

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University of Rhode Island

Associate Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Comparing Field-Based Microplastic Observations With Ocean Circulation Model Outputs in Estuarine Surface Waters Along a Human Population Gradient. (2025)

Sarah M. DavisThomas LawrenceIrene AndreuAndrew J. DaviesRory Maynard-DeanChristopher KincaidKelton W. McMahonBrian PreziosiColeen C. Suckling

estuarine surface watersenvironmental sciencemicroplasticsfield-based microplastic observationshuman population gradientenvironmental modelling

Eastern Oyster (Crassostrea Virginica) Shows Physiological Tolerance to Polyester Microfibers at Environmental Concentrations. Journal of Experimental Marine Biology and Ecology (2024)

Hannah HaskellColeen C. SucklingMarta Gomez-ChiarriKelton W. McMahonBrian PreziosiAndrew J. Davies

Improving Green Sea Urchin (Strongylocentrotus Droebachiensis) Hatchery Production by Determining Effective Settlement Cues and Post-Settlement Conditions. Aquaculture (2023)

Tara PleeColeen C. Suckling

aquacultureeffective settlement cueshatchery productionstrongylocentrotus droebachiensispost-settlement conditionsgreen sea urchinmarine biologyecology

Assessing the Potential of the Unexploited Atlantic Purple Sea Urchin, Arbacia Punctulata, for the Edible Market. Frontiers in Marine Science (2022)

Coleen C. SucklingMax D. ZavellAnna L. ByczynskiBrian T. Takeda

arbacia punctulataoceanographyedible marketmarine resourcesocean sciencesmarine economicsocean explorationeconomicsmarine ecologymarine environmentsmarine biologyecology

The Fundamental Links Between Climate Change and Marine Plastic Pollution. The Science of The Total Environment (2021)

Helen V. FordNia H. JonesAndrew J. DaviesBrendan J. GodleyJenna R. JambeckImogen E. NapperColeen C. SucklingGareth J. WilliamsLucy C. WoodallHeather J. Koldewey

climate changehuman impacts on the environmentearth sciencetotal environmentmarine plastic pollutionmarine pollutionenvironmental sciencefundamental linksmarine environmentsecology

Carotenoids in Sea Urchins. Developments in aquaculture and fisheries science (2020)

Coleen C. SucklingMaeve S. KellyRachael C. Symonds

aquaculturesea urchinsfish biologybiologymarine biology

European Sea Urchin Somatic and Gonadal Responses to Differing Stocking Densities and Seawater Flow Rates: A Case Study for Experimental Design Considerations. Journal of Shellfish Research (2020)

Coleen C. SucklingMolly V. CzachurJoel E. EllisAndrew J. Davies

Global Drivers on Southern Ocean Ecosystems: Changing Physical Environments and Anthropogenic Pressures in an Earth System. Frontiers in Marine Science (2020)

Psammechinus Miliaris. Developments in aquaculture and fisheries science (2020)

Coleen C. SucklingMaeve S. KellyAdam D. HughesElizabeth J. Cottier-Cook

aquaculturepsammechinus miliarisfishery sciencegeneticsfisheries

Responses to Environmentally Relevant Microplastics Are Species-Specific With Dietary Habit as a Potential Sensitivity Indicator. The Science of The Total Environment (2020)

Coleen C. Suckling

total environmentenvironmental sciencepotential sensitivity indicatormicroplasticsdietary habitmarine biology

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