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Keith Dunton

Associate Professor

Monmouth University

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School of Science

Department Of Biology

Monmouth University

Keith Dunton is currently serving as a Biology Associate Professor at Monmouth University.

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Monmouth University

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marine biology ecology oceanography marine ecology fish biology aquatic ecosystems conservation biology atlantic sturgeon environmental science fisheries biology climate change avian biology marine ornithology marine management wildlife aquatic organisms fishery science northwest atlantic ocean genetics population biology animal conservation aquatic conservation animal ecology zoology ornithology marine systems ocean sciences fishery management marine sensor ocean monitoring habitat use dynamic seascapes marine occurrence population genetics applied ecology environmental dna livestock science coastal management coastal research specie distribution conservation genetics genetic diversity wildlife management optimal development future scenario problem importance science studies nature conservation movement ecology biological oceanography invasion biology continental shelf physical oceanography oceanographic research fishery assessment marine biodiversity marine debris acoustical oceanography ocean acoustics acoustic sensors underwater acoustics marine economics offshore technology population dynamics marine fish diversity edna assessment relative abundance conservation strategies multi-state mark-recapture models acoustic telemetry marine distribution fisheries interactions genetic mixed-stock analysis marine habitat routine genetic monitoring

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An Oceanography‐Based Anticipatory Approach to Monitoring Fisheries and Fishery Resource Impacts From Offshore Wind Farms: A Perspective From the Mid‐Atlantic Bight, USA. Fisheries Oceanography (2025)

marine managementaquatic ecosystemsoceanography‐based anticipatory approachoceanographymonitoring fisheriesocean sciencesmarine economicsenvironmental scienceocean monitoringgeographyocean engineeringoffshore wind poweroffshore technologymid‐atlantic bightfisheries

Investigating the Plasticity of Atlantic Sturgeon Acipenser Oxyrinchus Migration Timing in a Changing Climate. Marine Ecology Progress Series (2025)

aquatic ecosystemsfish biologyaquatic organismsmigration timingbiologymarine ornithologymarine ecologyfishery sciencemarine biologyecologychanging climateatlantic sturgeon acipenserfisheries

Predictions of Southern Migration Timing in Coastal Sharks Under Future Ocean Warming. Conservation Biology (2025)

southern migration timingoceanographyearth sciencecoastal sharksoceanographic researchocean sciencesfuture oceanclimate dynamicsocean modellingcoastal researchmarine systemsextreme environmentsmarine biologyecologymarine ecology

Artificial Intelligence and Species Distribution Ensemble Models Inform Resource Interactions With Offshore Wind Development. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

Evan C. IngramKeith J. DuntonMichael G. FriskLiam Butler

artificial intelligenceecologyresource interactionsoceanography

Performance of a Fine-Scale Acoustic Positioning System for Monitoring Temperate Fish Behavior in Relation to Offshore Marine Developments. Animal Biotelemetry (2024)

Oliver N. ShipleyAshley NicollRobert M. CerratoKeith J. DuntonBradley J. PetersonMatthew SclafaniCharles BangleyMatthew T. BalazikMatthew BreeceBrianna V. CahillDewayne A. FoxBenjamin I. GahaganJeff KneeboneFarrah LeoneMaria ManzMatthew OgburnWilliam C. PostBrittney ScannellMichael G. Frisk

marine sensoraquatic ecosystemsoceanographyacoustical oceanographyfish biologyzoologyinstrumentationoperational oceanographyunderwater acousticsacoustic sensorstemperate fish behaviorocean acousticsmarine ornithologymarine biologyecologymarine developmentsbehavioral sciences

Current Laboratory Protocols for Detecting Fish Species With Environmental Dna Optimize Sensitivity and Reproducibility, Especially for More Abundant Populations. ICES Journal of Marine Science (2021)

Mark Y StoeckleJason AdolfJesse H AusubelZach Charlop-PowersKeith J DuntonGreg Hinks

abundant populationsenvironmental dnafish biologyenvironmental sciencefish speciesmarine ecologymarine biologycurrent laboratory protocols

First Observation of Movement Rates and Repeated Migration in a Western Atlantic Torpedo (Tetronarce Occidentalis) in the Northwest Atlantic Ocean. Northeastern Naturalist (2021)

Keith J. DuntonKelsey SpartaMichael G. FriskChristopher M. MartinezOliver N. Shipley

oceanographyfish biologyphysical oceanographyfirst observationnorthwest atlantic oceanmovement ratesavian biologybiologyrepeated migrationmarine biologytetronarce occidentalis

Seasonal Presence of Atlantic Sturgeon and Sharks at Cape Hatteras, a Large Continental Shelf Constriction to Coastal Migration. Marine and Coastal Fisheries (2020)

Roger A. RulifsonCharles W. BangleyJennifer L. CudneyAndrea Dell'ApaKeith J. DuntonMichael G. FriskMichael S. LoefflerMatthew T. BalazikChristian HagerTom SavoyHarold M. BrundageWilliam C. Post

climate changemarine managementcoastal migrationoceanographycontinental shelffish biologyatlantic sturgeoncape hatterasseasonal presencemarine ecologymarine biologyecology

Trawl and Edna Assessment of Marine Fish Diversity, Seasonality, and Relative Abundance in Coastal New Jersey, USA. ICES Journal of Marine Science (2020)

Mark Y StoeckleJason AdolfZachary Charlop-PowersKeith J DuntonGregory HinksStacy M VanMorter

edna assessmentrelative abundancemarine ecologymarine biologyecologymarine fish diversity

Endangered Atlantic Sturgeon in the New York Wind Energy Area: Implications of Future Development in an Offshore Wind Energy Site. Scientific Reports (2019)

Evan Corey IngramRobert M. CerratoKeith J. DuntonMichael G. Frisk

aquatic ecosystemsscientific communicationhuman impacts on the environmentoptimal developmentenvironmental scienceavian biologyproblem importanceanimal ecologylivestock scienceconservation sciencescience studiesbiologynature conservationconservation biologywildlifefuture scenarioatlantic sturgeonanimal conservationfuture developmentecology

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Keith Dunton

Associate Professor

Monmouth University

Affiliations

School of Science

Department Of Biology

Monmouth University

Keith Dunton is currently serving as a Biology Associate Professor at Monmouth University.

Honors

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Keith Dunton

Monmouth University

Associate Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Investigating the Plasticity of Atlantic Sturgeon Acipenser Oxyrinchus Migration Timing in a Changing Climate. Marine Ecology Progress Series (2025)

aquatic ecosystemsfish biologyaquatic organismsmigration timingbiologymarine ornithologymarine ecologyfishery sciencemarine biologyecologychanging climateatlantic sturgeon acipenserfisheries

Predictions of Southern Migration Timing in Coastal Sharks Under Future Ocean Warming. Conservation Biology (2025)

Artificial Intelligence and Species Distribution Ensemble Models Inform Resource Interactions With Offshore Wind Development. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

Evan C. IngramKeith J. DuntonMichael G. FriskLiam Butler

artificial intelligenceecologyresource interactionsoceanography

Performance of a Fine-Scale Acoustic Positioning System for Monitoring Temperate Fish Behavior in Relation to Offshore Marine Developments. Animal Biotelemetry (2024)

Mark Y StoeckleJason AdolfJesse H AusubelZach Charlop-PowersKeith J DuntonGreg Hinks

abundant populationsenvironmental dnafish biologyenvironmental sciencefish speciesmarine ecologymarine biologycurrent laboratory protocols

First Observation of Movement Rates and Repeated Migration in a Western Atlantic Torpedo (Tetronarce Occidentalis) in the Northwest Atlantic Ocean. Northeastern Naturalist (2021)

Keith J. DuntonKelsey SpartaMichael G. FriskChristopher M. MartinezOliver N. Shipley

oceanographyfish biologyphysical oceanographyfirst observationnorthwest atlantic oceanmovement ratesavian biologybiologyrepeated migrationmarine biologytetronarce occidentalis

Seasonal Presence of Atlantic Sturgeon and Sharks at Cape Hatteras, a Large Continental Shelf Constriction to Coastal Migration. Marine and Coastal Fisheries (2020)

Roger A. RulifsonCharles W. BangleyJennifer L. CudneyAndrea Dell'ApaKeith J. DuntonMichael G. FriskMichael S. LoefflerMatthew T. BalazikChristian HagerTom SavoyHarold M. BrundageWilliam C. Post

climate changemarine managementcoastal migrationoceanographycontinental shelffish biologyatlantic sturgeoncape hatterasseasonal presencemarine ecologymarine biologyecology

Trawl and Edna Assessment of Marine Fish Diversity, Seasonality, and Relative Abundance in Coastal New Jersey, USA. ICES Journal of Marine Science (2020)

Mark Y StoeckleJason AdolfZachary Charlop-PowersKeith J DuntonGregory HinksStacy M VanMorter

edna assessmentrelative abundancemarine ecologymarine biologyecologymarine fish diversity

Endangered Atlantic Sturgeon in the New York Wind Energy Area: Implications of Future Development in an Offshore Wind Energy Site. Scientific Reports (2019)

Evan Corey IngramRobert M. CerratoKeith J. DuntonMichael G. Frisk

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