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James Lindholm

California State University--Monterey Bay

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College of Science

Department Of Applied Environmental Science

Department Of Environmental Science, Technology, And Policy

Department Of Natural Sciences

Division Of Earth Science

NoneJames Lindholm is currently serving as a College Of Science faculty at California State University--Monterey Bay.

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James Lindholm

California State University--Monterey Bay

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ecology marine biology conservation biology marine ecology environmental science aquatic ecosystems fisheries marine management oceanography fish biology coastal research aquatic conservation conservation science coastal conservation benthic communities benthic ecology marine protected areas marine ecosystem-based management geography sedimentology sediment transport marine systems continental shelf research fishery research marine policy coastal management biological conservation fishery science marine biodiversity marine spatial planning biology marine ornithology marine geology sediment research marine engineering conservation letter marine pollution continental shelf coastal geomorphology coastal process aquatic organisms habitat management biodiversity conservation habitat loss environmental biology marine environments marine resources commercial fishing marine debris marine economics site fidelity deep boulder reefs western gulf scour depressions significant heterogeneity nw atlantic landscape attributes sand habitats georges bank fish habitat structural attributes ecological effects vertical stratification scripps submarine canyons la jolla ophiodon elongatus

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Distinguishing Residency Behavior From Random Movements Using Passive Acoustic Telemetry. Marine Ecology Progress Series (2021)

AN CramerS KatzC KoganJ Lindholm

random movementsresidency behaviorecologypassive acoustic telemetrymarine ecologymarine biology

Early Conservation Benefits of a De Facto Marine Protected Area at San Clemente Island, California. PLoS ONE (2020)

marine policyenvironmental scienceenvironmental protectionearly conservation benefitsconservation biologyconservation lettermarine protected areasmarine ecosystem-based managementconservation sciencecoastal managementsan clemente islandmarine managementecosystem servicesenvironmental resource managementecologymarine systemsmarine spatial planningcoastal conservationmarine biologyaquatic conservation

Lingcod (Ophiodon Elongatus) Habitat Associations in California: Implications for Conservation and Management. Environmental Biology of Fishes (2017)

Megan BassettJames LindholmCorey GarzaRikk KvitekDeb Wilson-Vandenberg

habitat lossenvironmental scienceecologyhabitat managementbiodiversity conservationophiodon elongatusfish biologyenvironmental biologyconservation biology

Vertical Stratification in the Distribution of Demersal Fishes Along the Walls of the La Jolla and Scripps Submarine Canyons, California, USA. Continental Shelf Research (2016)

la jollaecologyfishery researchaquatic ecosystemsaquatic organismsfishery sciencescripps submarine canyonsfish biologygeographyfisheriesmarine biologyvertical stratification

Ecological Effects of Bottom Trawling on the Structural Attributes of Fish Habitat in Unconsolidated Sediments Along the Central California Outer Continental Shelf. Fishery Bulletin (2014)

environmental scienceecologyaquatic ecosystemsmarine ecologyfishery sciencestructural attributessedimentologyfish biologybenthic ecologyfisheriescoastal researchecological effectsfish habitatmarine biologysediment transport

Records of the Longfin Gunnel, Pholis Clemensi, From California With a Southern Range Extension to Point Lobos, California. Marine Biodiversity Records (2013)

point lobospholis clemensilongfin gunnel

Central Coast Trawl Impact and Recovery Study: 2009-2011 Summary Report. (2012)

oceanographynatural disastersecologyfishery researchaquatic ecosystemsmarine debrisfisheriescivil engineeringmarine managementcommercial fishingmarine structuresmarine biologyaquatic conservationmarine economics2009-2011 summary report

Examining the Conservation Level of Marine Management Areas Within the Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary: How Protected is the Sanctuary. (2012)

marine protected areasenvironmental scienceecologymarine resourcesmarine management areascoastal conservationmarine ecosystem-based managementmarine policyconservation sciencecoastal managementconservation levelmarine spatial planningmarine managementconservation biologyaquatic conservationbiological conservation

Rippled Scour Depressions Add Ecologically Significant Heterogeneity to Soft-Bottom Habitats on the Continental Shelf. Marine Ecology Progress Series (2012)

sediment researchcoastal researchenvironmental sciencecontinental shelf researchcontinental shelfsedimentologyaquatic ecosystemsbenthic ecologysignificant heterogeneitycoastal geomorphologysediment transportoceanographyecologygeomorphologymarine geologycoastal processscour depressionsmarine biologybenthic communities

A Rare Deepwater Anemone and Its Associates in the Stellwagen Bank National Marine Sanctuary (Gulf of Maine, North-West Atlantic). Marine Biodiversity Records (2011)

P.J. AusterK.B. HeinonenL. WatlingC. Parrish-KuhnE. HeupelJ. Lindholm

oceanographymarine biodiversitymarine environmentsecologymarine ecologyconservation biologymarine biologynorth-west atlantic

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James Lindholm

California State University--Monterey Bay

Affiliations

College of Science

Department Of Applied Environmental Science

Department Of Environmental Science, Technology, And Policy

Department Of Natural Sciences

Division Of Earth Science

NoneJames Lindholm is currently serving as a College Of Science faculty at California State University--Monterey Bay.

Honors

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James Lindholm

California State University--Monterey Bay

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Distinguishing Residency Behavior From Random Movements Using Passive Acoustic Telemetry. Marine Ecology Progress Series (2021)

AN CramerS KatzC KoganJ Lindholm

random movementsresidency behaviorecologypassive acoustic telemetrymarine ecologymarine biology

Early Conservation Benefits of a De Facto Marine Protected Area at San Clemente Island, California. PLoS ONE (2020)

Lingcod (Ophiodon Elongatus) Habitat Associations in California: Implications for Conservation and Management. Environmental Biology of Fishes (2017)

Megan BassettJames LindholmCorey GarzaRikk KvitekDeb Wilson-Vandenberg

habitat lossenvironmental scienceecologyhabitat managementbiodiversity conservationophiodon elongatusfish biologyenvironmental biologyconservation biology

Vertical Stratification in the Distribution of Demersal Fishes Along the Walls of the La Jolla and Scripps Submarine Canyons, California, USA. Continental Shelf Research (2016)

la jollaecologyfishery researchaquatic ecosystemsaquatic organismsfishery sciencescripps submarine canyonsfish biologygeographyfisheriesmarine biologyvertical stratification

Ecological Effects of Bottom Trawling on the Structural Attributes of Fish Habitat in Unconsolidated Sediments Along the Central California Outer Continental Shelf. Fishery Bulletin (2014)

Records of the Longfin Gunnel, Pholis Clemensi, From California With a Southern Range Extension to Point Lobos, California. Marine Biodiversity Records (2013)

point lobospholis clemensilongfin gunnel

Central Coast Trawl Impact and Recovery Study: 2009-2011 Summary Report. (2012)

Examining the Conservation Level of Marine Management Areas Within the Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary: How Protected is the Sanctuary. (2012)

Rippled Scour Depressions Add Ecologically Significant Heterogeneity to Soft-Bottom Habitats on the Continental Shelf. Marine Ecology Progress Series (2012)

A Rare Deepwater Anemone and Its Associates in the Stellwagen Bank National Marine Sanctuary (Gulf of Maine, North-West Atlantic). Marine Biodiversity Records (2011)

P.J. AusterK.B. HeinonenL. WatlingC. Parrish-KuhnE. HeupelJ. Lindholm

oceanographymarine biodiversitymarine environmentsecologymarine ecologyconservation biologymarine biologynorth-west atlantic

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