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Derek Crane

Associate Professor

Coastal Carolina University

Affiliations

Coastal Carolina University

Gupta College of Science

Department Of Biology

Department of Biology

Department Of Secondary Science Education

Department of Biology

Wall College of Business

The Clay Brittain Jr. Center for Resort Tourism

Derek Crane is currently serving as a Coastal Carolina University Associate Professor at Coastal Carolina University.

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Coastal Carolina University

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ecology aquatic ecosystems fish biology fisheries marine biology environmental science fishery science conservation biology fishery research biology marine ecology evolutionary biology freshwater biology wildlife aquatic conservation zoology biological invasions animal ecology wildlife ecology fishery assessment invasion biology morphology (biology) biodiversity fishery management spatial ecology climate change benthic ecology environmental biology invasive species water ecologies upper niagara river population growth aquaculture avian biology marine systems applied ecology fish farming wildlife management aquatic organisms morphological evidence axial skeleton body condition fin rays megalops atlanticus south carolina production economics quantitative management quantitative science studies coastal management endogenous growth theory degrowth growth theory quality metrics breeding behavior marine management aquaculture systems estuaries coral reefs commercial fishing beach management habitat management vegetation history aquatic food system fragmentation effect maritime sciences common growth specific growth rate native piscivores round goby research needs important issues northern pike ecology substrate size wet weight frozen storage methods associated effects habitat modeling aquatic ecology fish ecology

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Age Estimation and Validation in Otoliths, Spines, and Fin Rays From Four Central Texas Fishes. North American Journal of Fisheries Management (2024)

biologyecologymorphological evidenceage estimationaquatic ecosystemsfishery scienceanatomymorphology (biology)fish biologyaxial skeletonfisheriesfin rayscentral texas fishesevolutionary biologyzoology

Diet of Age-0 Tarpon Megalops Atlanticus Near Their Northern Range Limit in the Western Atlantic Ocean. Environmental Biology of Fishes (2024)

Marvin M. MaceDerek P. CraneMatthew E. KimballJuliana M. HardingJustin McNabb

oceanographybiologyecologywestern atlantic oceanmarine ecologyfish biologyenvironmental biologynorthern range limitmarine biology

I Spy: Factors Influencing the Observation of Oxytetracycline in Calcified Structures of Fishes Viewed Using Standard Light and Fluorescence Microscopy. Journal of Fish Biology (2024)

fluorescence microscopybiologybiophysical chemistrybiophysicsvertebrate visionstandard lightfish biologycalcified structuresaquatic toxicologyanalytical chemistrybiological imagingfluorescence

Stratification Mitigates Population-Level Effects of Warmwater Catch and Release of Muskellunge in a Southern Reservoir. Transactions of the American Fisheries Society (2024)

Kyle J. HartmanCory J. BauerlienPeter I. JenkinsDerek P. CraneJeff Hansbarger

environmental sciencesouthern reservoirfishery sciencepopulation-level effectsfisherieswarmwater catch

Trophic Niche of a Nonnative Invader and Environmental Drivers of Its Increasing Populations in the Coastal Everglades. Biological Invasions (2024)

Grace KahmannJennifer S. RehageJordan A. MassieJames A. NelsonRolando O. SantosNatasha M. ViaderoW. Ryan JamesRoss E. BoucekDerek P. CraneRyan J. Rezek

terrestrial ecologyspatial ecologybiodiversityzoologyenvironmental scienceconservation biologynonnative invadercoastal evergladescommunity (ecology)marine ecologybiological invasionsglobal ecologyecosystemsevolutionary biologytrophic nicheinvasive speciesanimal ecologyecologyenvironmental driverscoastal conservationmarine biologyinvasion biology

Trophic Niche Overlap Amp; Increasing Populations of a Nonnative Invader in the Coastal Everglades. Research Square (2024)

Grace KahmannJennifer RehageJordan MassieJames NelsonRolando Santos CorujoNatasha ViaderoRyan JamesRoss BoucekDerek CraneRyan Rezek

trophic niche overlapnonnative invadercoastal evergladesecologypopulation biologymarine ecologywildlife ecologybiological invasionspopulation ecologymarine biologyinvasion biology

Use of Hatchery-Raised Fish in Validation of Daily Age Estimates for Juvenile Common Snook. Marine and Coastal Fisheries (2024)

biologydaily age estimatesjuvenile common snookecologyfishery researchaquatic ecosystemspopulation biologyaquatic organismsfishery assessmentfishery sciencehatchery-raised fishfish biologyaquaculturefisherieszoology

Association of an Endemic Leuciscid, the Sandhills Chub, With Microhabitat Features and Watershed-Level Habitat Characteristics. Transactions of the American Fisheries Society (2023)

ecological applicationsecologyhillslope processgeomorphologylandscape ecologyendemic leuciscidapplied ecologygeographysediment researchbiodiversitymicrohabitat featuressandhills chubsediment transportrestoration ecology

Evaluating Muskellunge Catch-And-Release Mortality at Elevated Summer Water Temperature. Transactions of the American Fisheries Society (2023)

Ian Taylor BoothKyle J. HartmanDerek CraneJeff HansbargerJordan WeeksJosh HenesyHeather WalshJeff Williams

fisheriesfishery sciencefishery research

Low Catchability Limits the Effect of Warm-Water Catch-And-Release Mortality on Muskellunge. Fisheries Research (2022)

Cory J. BauerlienDerek P. CraneScott SmithGeorge PalmerTyler YoungDaniel B. GoetzJeff HansbargerKyle Hartman

warm-water catch-and-release mortalityfishery researchecologymortalitylow catchability

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Derek Crane

Associate Professor

Coastal Carolina University

Affiliations

Coastal Carolina University

Gupta College of Science

Department Of Biology

Department of Biology

Department Of Secondary Science Education

Department of Biology

Wall College of Business

The Clay Brittain Jr. Center for Resort Tourism

Derek Crane is currently serving as a Coastal Carolina University Associate Professor at Coastal Carolina University.

Honors

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Coastal Carolina University

Associate Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Age Estimation and Validation in Otoliths, Spines, and Fin Rays From Four Central Texas Fishes. North American Journal of Fisheries Management (2024)

Diet of Age-0 Tarpon Megalops Atlanticus Near Their Northern Range Limit in the Western Atlantic Ocean. Environmental Biology of Fishes (2024)

Marvin M. MaceDerek P. CraneMatthew E. KimballJuliana M. HardingJustin McNabb

oceanographybiologyecologywestern atlantic oceanmarine ecologyfish biologyenvironmental biologynorthern range limitmarine biology

I Spy: Factors Influencing the Observation of Oxytetracycline in Calcified Structures of Fishes Viewed Using Standard Light and Fluorescence Microscopy. Journal of Fish Biology (2024)

fluorescence microscopybiologybiophysical chemistrybiophysicsvertebrate visionstandard lightfish biologycalcified structuresaquatic toxicologyanalytical chemistrybiological imagingfluorescence

Stratification Mitigates Population-Level Effects of Warmwater Catch and Release of Muskellunge in a Southern Reservoir. Transactions of the American Fisheries Society (2024)

Kyle J. HartmanCory J. BauerlienPeter I. JenkinsDerek P. CraneJeff Hansbarger

environmental sciencesouthern reservoirfishery sciencepopulation-level effectsfisherieswarmwater catch

Trophic Niche of a Nonnative Invader and Environmental Drivers of Its Increasing Populations in the Coastal Everglades. Biological Invasions (2024)

Grace KahmannJennifer S. RehageJordan A. MassieJames A. NelsonRolando O. SantosNatasha M. ViaderoW. Ryan JamesRoss E. BoucekDerek P. CraneRyan J. Rezek

Trophic Niche Overlap Amp; Increasing Populations of a Nonnative Invader in the Coastal Everglades. Research Square (2024)

Grace KahmannJennifer RehageJordan MassieJames NelsonRolando Santos CorujoNatasha ViaderoRyan JamesRoss BoucekDerek CraneRyan Rezek

trophic niche overlapnonnative invadercoastal evergladesecologypopulation biologymarine ecologywildlife ecologybiological invasionspopulation ecologymarine biologyinvasion biology

Use of Hatchery-Raised Fish in Validation of Daily Age Estimates for Juvenile Common Snook. Marine and Coastal Fisheries (2024)

Association of an Endemic Leuciscid, the Sandhills Chub, With Microhabitat Features and Watershed-Level Habitat Characteristics. Transactions of the American Fisheries Society (2023)

Evaluating Muskellunge Catch-And-Release Mortality at Elevated Summer Water Temperature. Transactions of the American Fisheries Society (2023)

Ian Taylor BoothKyle J. HartmanDerek CraneJeff HansbargerJordan WeeksJosh HenesyHeather WalshJeff Williams

fisheriesfishery sciencefishery research

Low Catchability Limits the Effect of Warm-Water Catch-And-Release Mortality on Muskellunge. Fisheries Research (2022)

Cory J. BauerlienDerek P. CraneScott SmithGeorge PalmerTyler YoungDaniel B. GoetzJeff HansbargerKyle Hartman

warm-water catch-and-release mortalityfishery researchecologymortalitylow catchability

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