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Jeffrey Schwenter

College of Charleston

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Center For Coastal Environmental And Human Health

College of Charleston

Laboratory Of Hollings Marine

NoneJeffrey Schwenter is currently serving as a Center For Coastal Environmental And Human Health faculty at College of Charleston.

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College of Charleston

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ecology marine biology marine ecology evolutionary biology population biology conservation biology marine ornithology fisheries avian biology zoology environmental science aquatic ecosystems oceanography biology climate change fishery research fishery management marine management population ecology caretta caretta south carolina northwest atlantic ocean loggerhead sea turtles reproductive endocrinology marine systems animal behavior behavioral ecology reproductive biology aquatic toxicology harmful algae marine pollution ecotoxicology climatic change ocean sciences biological conservation adaptation sexual selection breeding behavior long-term ecological research mercury biogeochemistry oceanic forcing biological oceanography range shift population control latent extinction risk specie interaction precision conservation wildlife management wildlife biology veterinary diagnostics veterinary research veterinary physiology movement ecology performance comparison population dynamics theoretical ecology foraging zoonotic diseases major breeding aggregation western north atlantic sex ratio first assessment testosterone elisa diamondback terrapins mercury pollution immature kemp body size correlations blood analytes reference intervals annual nesting variability

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Mycobacterium Ulcerans Ecovar Infection in Wild Kemp’s Ridley Lepidochelys Kempii and Loggerhead Caretta Caretta Sea Turtles. Diseases of Aquatic Organisms (2025)

mycobacterium ulceransinfectious diseasesridley lepidochelys kempiizoologywild kemp ’invertebrate pathologymicrobiologypathogenszoonotic diseasesmarine biology

Performance Comparison of Argos and Iridium Tracking Technologies for Sea Turtle Movement Ecology Studies. Animals (2025)

iridium tracking technologiesperformance comparisonanimal ecologyconservation biologymarine ornithologymovement ecologymarine biologyecologyfisheries

Simulating Population Dynamics of Sea Turtles in a High Survival World. Scientific Reports (2025)

mathematical biosciencepopulation biologymathematical biologytheoretical ecologypopulation growthhigh survival worldsea turtlespopulation dynamicsanimal ecologyevolutionary biologyquantitative biologymarine biologyecologypopulation ecology

CORRECTION: Feminization of a Mixed-Stock Foraging Aggregation of Immature Green Turtles (Chelonia Mydas), 1975–2018. Marine Biology (2024)

Anne B. MeylanBeth BrostLiza J. ConradSteven H. DenisonDenise B. FlahertyJennifer A. GrayRobert F. HardyPeter A. MeylanJeffrey A. SchwenterBrett TornwallDavid W. Owens

foragingimmature green turtlesmixed-stock foraging aggregationmarine biologyecologyconservation biology

Climate-Mediated Population Dynamics for the World’s Most Endangered Sea Turtle Species. Scientific Reports (2023)

climate changeclimate-mediated population dynamicspopulation biologyadaptationrange shiftenvironmental scienceworld ’latent extinction riskmarine ecologypopulation controlmarine biologyecologypopulation ecologybiological conservationconservation biology

Cultivating Epizoic Diatoms Provides Insights Into the Evolution and Ecology of Both Epibionts and Hosts. Scientific Reports (2022)

Matt P. AshworthRoksana MajewskaThomas A. FrankovichMichael SullivanSunčica BosakKlara FilekBart Van de VijverMichael ArendtJeffrey SchwenterRonel NelNathan J. RobinsonMeagan P. GaryEdward C. TheriotNicole I. StacyDaryl W. LamJustin R. PerraultCharles A. ManireSchonna R. Manning

evolutionary ecologyenvironmental scienceepizoic diatomsevolutionary biologyecology

Culturing Putatively Obligate Epizoic Diatoms: Insights for the Evolution and Ecology of Diatoms and Their Host. Research Square (2022)

Matt AshworthRoksana MajewskaThomas FrankovichMichael SullivanSunčica BosakKlara FilekBart Van de VijverMichael ArendtJeffrey SchwenterRonel NelNathan RobinsonMeagan GaryEdward TheriotNicole StacyDaryl LamJustin PerraultCharles ManireSchonna Manning

obligate epizoic diatomsevolutionary ecologyplant scienceevolutionary biologyecologyentomologymicrobial ecologymaterials science

Comparison of 2 Glucose Analytical Methodologies in Immature Kemp’s Ridley Sea Turtles: Dry Chemistry of Plasma Versus Point-Of-Care Glucometer Analysis of Whole Blood. Journal of Veterinary Diagnostic Investigation (2021)

Justin R. PerraultMichael D. ArendtJeffrey A. SchwenterJulia L. ByrdKathryn A. TuxburyNicole I. Stacy

animal scienceveterinary diagnosticsanimal physiologymarine biologywhole bloodveterinary researchdevelopmental biologyavian biologyveterinary physiologydry chemistryglucose analytical methodologiesveterinary medicineveterinary science

Theoretical Modeling and Neritic Monitoring of Loggerhead Caretta Caretta [Linnaeus, 1758] Sea Turtle Sex Ratio in the Southeast United States Do Not Substantiate Fears of a Male‐Limited Population. Global Change Biology (2021)

Michael D. ArendtJeffrey A. SchwenterDavid W. OwensRoldán A. Valverde

southeast united statesecologyglobal change biologyneritic monitoring

Blood Analytes of Immature Kemp’s Ridley Sea Turtles ( Lepidochelys Kempii ) From Georgia, USA: Reference Intervals and Body Size Correlations. Conservation Physiology (2020)

Justin R PerraultMichael D ArendtJeffrey A SchwenterJulia L ByrdCraig A HarmsCarolyn CrayKathryn A TuxburyLawrence D WoodNicole I Stacy

blood analytesimmature kempzoologyavian biologyreference intervalsmarine ecologymarine biologyecologybody size correlationsconservation biology

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Jeffrey Schwenter

College of Charleston

Affiliations

Center For Coastal Environmental And Human Health

College of Charleston

Laboratory Of Hollings Marine

NoneJeffrey Schwenter is currently serving as a Center For Coastal Environmental And Human Health faculty at College of Charleston.

Honors

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Jeffrey Schwenter

College of Charleston

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Mycobacterium Ulcerans Ecovar Infection in Wild Kemp’s Ridley Lepidochelys Kempii and Loggerhead Caretta Caretta Sea Turtles. Diseases of Aquatic Organisms (2025)

mycobacterium ulceransinfectious diseasesridley lepidochelys kempiizoologywild kemp ’invertebrate pathologymicrobiologypathogenszoonotic diseasesmarine biology

Performance Comparison of Argos and Iridium Tracking Technologies for Sea Turtle Movement Ecology Studies. Animals (2025)

iridium tracking technologiesperformance comparisonanimal ecologyconservation biologymarine ornithologymovement ecologymarine biologyecologyfisheries

Simulating Population Dynamics of Sea Turtles in a High Survival World. Scientific Reports (2025)

CORRECTION: Feminization of a Mixed-Stock Foraging Aggregation of Immature Green Turtles (Chelonia Mydas), 1975–2018. Marine Biology (2024)

Anne B. MeylanBeth BrostLiza J. ConradSteven H. DenisonDenise B. FlahertyJennifer A. GrayRobert F. HardyPeter A. MeylanJeffrey A. SchwenterBrett TornwallDavid W. Owens

foragingimmature green turtlesmixed-stock foraging aggregationmarine biologyecologyconservation biology

Climate-Mediated Population Dynamics for the World’s Most Endangered Sea Turtle Species. Scientific Reports (2023)

Cultivating Epizoic Diatoms Provides Insights Into the Evolution and Ecology of Both Epibionts and Hosts. Scientific Reports (2022)

evolutionary ecologyenvironmental scienceepizoic diatomsevolutionary biologyecology

Culturing Putatively Obligate Epizoic Diatoms: Insights for the Evolution and Ecology of Diatoms and Their Host. Research Square (2022)

obligate epizoic diatomsevolutionary ecologyplant scienceevolutionary biologyecologyentomologymicrobial ecologymaterials science

Justin R. PerraultMichael D. ArendtJeffrey A. SchwenterJulia L. ByrdKathryn A. TuxburyNicole I. Stacy

Michael D. ArendtJeffrey A. SchwenterDavid W. OwensRoldán A. Valverde

southeast united statesecologyglobal change biologyneritic monitoring

Blood Analytes of Immature Kemp’s Ridley Sea Turtles ( Lepidochelys Kempii ) From Georgia, USA: Reference Intervals and Body Size Correlations. Conservation Physiology (2020)

Justin R PerraultMichael D ArendtJeffrey A SchwenterJulia L ByrdCraig A HarmsCarolyn CrayKathryn A TuxburyLawrence D WoodNicole I Stacy

blood analytesimmature kempzoologyavian biologyreference intervalsmarine ecologymarine biologyecologybody size correlationsconservation biology

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