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Daniel C. Abel

Coastal Carolina University

Affiliations

Coastal Carolina University

School Of The Coastal Environment

Department Of Marine Science

Department Of Secondary Science Education

Spadoni College of Education and Social Sciences

Georgetown RISE (Resilience, Innovation, and Sustainability through Education)

Gupta College of Science

School Of The Coastal Environment

Wall College of Business

The Clay Brittain Jr. Center for Resort Tourism

NoneDaniel C. Abel is currently serving as a Coastal Carolina University faculty at Coastal Carolina University.

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Coastal Carolina University

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marine biology biology ecology aquatic ecosystems marine systems coastal research marine ecology evolutionary biology environmental science oceanography evolutionary ecology anatomy zoology marine ornithology juvenile lemon sharks permanent magnets zooarchaeology electromagnetic fields electromagnetism electromagnetic compatibility animal behavior behavioral ecology ethology animal ecology fish biology fishery research vertebrate paleontology economic research aquatic organisms nearshore process marine environments magnetic fields magnetic devices interspecific behavioral interaction animal behaviour estuaries fishery science morphological evidence synapsida axial skeleton catering beach net magnetic barrier nurse shark southern stingray longline trials negaprion brevirostris social interactions south carolina estuaries sandbar shark seasonal occurrence south carolina winyah bay primitive sharks unique osmoregulatory morphology

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Seasonal Occurrence, Relative Abundance, and Migratory Movements of Juvenile Sandbar Sharks, Carcharhinus Plumbeus, in Winyah Bay, South Carolina. Environmental Biology of Fishes (2020)

coastal researchseasonal occurrencesouth carolinamarine biologymarine systemsaquatic ecosystemspopulation biologyfishery researchfish biologymarine ecologyfishery sciencewinyah bayenvironmental scienceecologyfisheries

Unique Osmoregulatory Morphology in Primitive Sharks: An Intermediate State Between Holocephalan and Derived Shark Secretory Morphology. Journal of Fish Biology (2019)

unique osmoregulatory morphologymorphogenesismorphology (biology)marine biologysynapsidashark secretory morphologyaxial skeletonmorphological evidencebiologyevolutionary biologymorphologymarine ornithologyvertebrate paleontologyanatomyzoologyprimitive sharks

The Effects of Familiarity on the Social Interactions of Juvenile Lemon Sharks, Negaprion Brevirostris. Journal of Experimental Marine Biology and Ecology (2017)

human behaviorjuvenile lemon sharksanimal behaviorsocial interactionsethologynegaprion brevirostrisinterspecific behavioral interactionbehavioral ecologybehavioral sciencesevolutionary ecologyanimal behaviourpsychologyanimal ecologysocial behavior

Feeding Ecology of the Sandbar Shark in South Carolina Estuaries Revealed Through δ13C and δ15N Stable Isotope Analysis. Marine and Coastal Fisheries (2014)

oceanographycoastal researchsouth carolina estuariesmarine biologymarine systemsaquatic ecosystemssedimentologysandbar sharkmarine ecologyenvironmental scienceecologyestuaries

Analysis of Permanent Magnets as Elasmobranch Bycatch Reduction Devices in Hook-And-Line and Longline Trials. AquaDocs (United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization) (2011)

magnetic devicesengineeringpermanent magnetslongline trialsmagnetic fieldselectromagnetic compatibilityelectromagnetismelectrical engineeringelectromagnetic fields

A Visit to the True Cost Bistro. Journal of Management Control (2011)

true cost bistroeconomicsmicroeconomicseconomic researchcatering

Response of Juvenile Lemon Sharks, Negaprion Brevirostris, to a Magnetic Barrier Simulating a Beach Net. Ocean & Coastal Management (2010)

oceanographycoastal researchjuvenile lemon sharksnearshore processmarine biologybeach netmarine systemsmagnetic barrieraquatic ecosystemsaquatic organismsmarine environmentsbiologymarine ecologyevolutionary ecologyecology

Responses of the Southern Stingray ( Dasyatis Americana ) and the Nurse Shark ( Ginglymostoma Cirratum ) to Permanent Magnets. Marine and Freshwater Behaviour and Physiology (2010)

permanent magnetsbiologyzoologyevolutionary biologymarine ornithologynurse sharkanatomysouthern stingrayzooarchaeology

Book Reviews. Population and Environment (1995)

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Daniel C. Abel

Coastal Carolina University

Affiliations

Coastal Carolina University

School Of The Coastal Environment

Department Of Marine Science

Department Of Secondary Science Education

Spadoni College of Education and Social Sciences

Georgetown RISE (Resilience, Innovation, and Sustainability through Education)

Gupta College of Science

School Of The Coastal Environment

Wall College of Business

The Clay Brittain Jr. Center for Resort Tourism

NoneDaniel C. Abel is currently serving as a Coastal Carolina University faculty at Coastal Carolina University.

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Coastal Carolina University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Seasonal Occurrence, Relative Abundance, and Migratory Movements of Juvenile Sandbar Sharks, Carcharhinus Plumbeus, in Winyah Bay, South Carolina. Environmental Biology of Fishes (2020)

Unique Osmoregulatory Morphology in Primitive Sharks: An Intermediate State Between Holocephalan and Derived Shark Secretory Morphology. Journal of Fish Biology (2019)

The Effects of Familiarity on the Social Interactions of Juvenile Lemon Sharks, Negaprion Brevirostris. Journal of Experimental Marine Biology and Ecology (2017)

Feeding Ecology of the Sandbar Shark in South Carolina Estuaries Revealed Through δ13C and δ15N Stable Isotope Analysis. Marine and Coastal Fisheries (2014)

oceanographycoastal researchsouth carolina estuariesmarine biologymarine systemsaquatic ecosystemssedimentologysandbar sharkmarine ecologyenvironmental scienceecologyestuaries

Analysis of Permanent Magnets as Elasmobranch Bycatch Reduction Devices in Hook-And-Line and Longline Trials. AquaDocs (United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization) (2011)

magnetic devicesengineeringpermanent magnetslongline trialsmagnetic fieldselectromagnetic compatibilityelectromagnetismelectrical engineeringelectromagnetic fields

A Visit to the True Cost Bistro. Journal of Management Control (2011)

true cost bistroeconomicsmicroeconomicseconomic researchcatering

Response of Juvenile Lemon Sharks, Negaprion Brevirostris, to a Magnetic Barrier Simulating a Beach Net. Ocean & Coastal Management (2010)

Responses of the Southern Stingray ( Dasyatis Americana ) and the Nurse Shark ( Ginglymostoma Cirratum ) to Permanent Magnets. Marine and Freshwater Behaviour and Physiology (2010)

permanent magnetsbiologyzoologyevolutionary biologymarine ornithologynurse sharkanatomysouthern stingrayzooarchaeology

Book Reviews. Population and Environment (1995)

1
10 / page