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Mark H Carr

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University of California, Santa Cruz

Affiliations

Physical & Biological Sciences

Ecology & Evolutionary Biology

Ocean Sciences

Mark H Carr is currently serving as an Ecology & Evolutionary Biology Professor at University of California, Santa Cruz.

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University of California, Santa Cruz

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ecology marine biology climate change marine ecology environmental science avian biology oceanography evolutionary biology fish biology conservation biology zoology biology morphology (biology) animal ecology animal behavior aquatic ecosystems mammalian biology biogeography experimental biology animal physiology wildlife ecology biological oceanography biomechanics behavioral ecology wildlife integrative biology marine protected areas marine management benthic ecology coastal management predator-prey interactions population ecology adaptation animal science mammalogy ornithology marine environments comparative physiology oceanographic research foraging moray eels california moray systematics global ecology spatial ecology landscape ecology coral reefs environmental biology movement ecology osmoregulation marine reserves southern sea otters gymnothorax mordax vegetation science landscape connectivity conservation planning fishery management marine ecosystem-based management adaptive management mammalian physiology climate change adaptation evolutionary genetics biological evolution wildlife biology zoogeography marine reserve networks population regulation coastal ocean cranial morphology marine heatwave elongate fishes terrestrial locomotion hawaiian monk seals local dynamics open marine populations propagule dispersal distance coastal conservation population dynamics coastal science biological conservation aquatic conservation conservation science ocean space utilization fisheries

Notable Scholarly Works

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Collaborators

Consequences of Kelp Forest Ecosystem Shifts and Predictors of Persistence Through Multiple Stressors. Proceedings of the Royal Society B Biological Sciences (2024)

Joshua G. SmithDaniel MaloneMark H. Carr

environmental scienceecosystemsmultiple stressorsevolutionary biologyecology

Drivers of Spatio-Temporal Variability in a Marine Foundation Species. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

Anita Giraldo-OspinaTom BellMark H. CarrJennifer E. Caselle

climate changeoceanographymarine foundation speciesspatio-temporal variabilitymarine biologyecology

Tool Use Increases Mechanical Foraging Success and Tooth Health in Southern Sea Otters ( Enhydra Lutris Nereis ). Science (2024)

Chris J. LawM. Tim TinkerJessica A. FujiiTeri NicholsonMichelle StaedlerJoseph A. TomoleoniColleen YoungRita S. Mehta

tooth healthforagingmechanical foraging successsouthern sea ottersavian biologyanimal ecologyanimal behaviormarine ecologymarine biologyecologyentomologytool use

A Marine Protected Area Network Does Not Confer Community Structure Resilience to a Marine Heatwave Across Coastal Ecosystems. Global Change Biology (2023)

Joshua G. SmithChristopher M. FreeCori LopazanskiJulien BrunClarissa R. AndersonMark H. CarrJoachim ClaudetJenifer E. DuganJacob G. EurichTessa B. FrancisScott L. HamiltonDavid MouillotPeter T. RaimondiRichard M. StarrShelby L. ZieglerKerry J. NickolsJennifer E. Caselle

climate changeoceanographycommunity structureenvironmental sciencemarine heatwavecoastal ecosystemscommunity structure resilienceglobal ecologymarine ecologymarine protected areasmarine biologyecologyglobal change biologyconservation biology

Feeding Morphology and Body Size Shape Resource Partitioning in an Eared Seal Community. Biology Letters (2023)

Ana M. Valenzuela-ToroRita MehtaNicholas D. PyensonDaniel P. CostaPaul L. Koch

body sizeresource partitioningdevelopmental biologybiologyavian biologymorphology (biology)community (ecology)animal ecologymarine ecologymarine biologyecologyeared seal communityconservation biology

Integrating Climate Adaptation and Transboundary Management: Guidelines for Designing Climate-Smart Marine Protected Areas. One Earth (2023)

Nur Arafeh-DalmauAdrian Munguia-VegaFiorenza MicheliAinoa Vilalta-NavasJuan Carlos Villaseñor-DerbezMagdalena Précoma-de la MoraDavid S. SchoemanAlfonso Medellín-OrtízKyle C. CavanaughOscar Sosa-NishizakiTheresa L.U. BurnhamChristopher J. KnightC. Brock WoodsonMarina AbasAlicia Abadía-CardosoOctavio Aburto-OropezaMichael W. EsgroNoemi Espinosa-AndradeRodrigo Beas-LunaNirari CardenasMark H. CarrKatherine E. DaleFrida Cisneros-SoberanisAna Laura Flores-MoralesStuart FultonEmiliano García-RodríguezAlfredo Giron-NavaMary G. GleasonAlison L. GreenArturo Hernández-VelascoBeatriz Ibarra-MacíasAndrew F. JohnsonJulio LordaLuis Malpica-CruzGabriela Montaño-MoctezumaCarolina Olguín-JacobsonAlejandro Parés-SierraPeter T. RaimondiGeorgina Ramírez-OrtizArturo Ramírez-ValdezHéctor Reyes-BonillaEmily SaarmanLuz Erandi Saldaña-RuizAlexandra SmithCecilia SoldatiniAlvin SuárezGuillermo Torres-MoyeMariana WaltherElizabeth Burke WatsonSara WordenHugh P. Possingham

climate changetransboundary managementenvironmental sciencemarine protected areasclimate adaptationclimate change adaptation

Morphological and Stable Isotope Dataset From Feeding Morphology and Body Size Shape Resource Partitioning in an Eared Seal Community. Figshare (2023)

Ana M. Valenzuela-ToroRita MehtaNicholas D. PyensonDaniel P. CostaPaul L. Koch

body sizeanimal physiologyresource partitioningeared seal communityavian biologyanimal ecologymorphology (biology)marine ecologymarine biologyecologypopulation ecologyconservation biology

R Script for Data Analyses From Feeding Morphology and Body Size Shape Resource Partitioning in an Eared Seal Community. Figshare (2023)

Ana M. Valenzuela-ToroRita MehtaNicholas D. PyensonDaniel P. CostaPaul L. Koch

body sizeanimal physiologyresource partitioningeared seal communitydevelopmental biologyavian biologymorphology (biology)animal ecologymarine ecologydata analysesmarine biologyecologypopulation ecologyconservation biology

Unexpected Decadal Density-Dependent Shifts in California Sea Lion Size, Morphology, and Foraging Niche. Current Biology (2023)

Ana M. Valenzuela-ToroDaniel P. CostaRita MehtaNicholas D. PyensonPaul L. Koch

wildlife ecologyforagingaquatic ecosystemsoceanographywildlifezoologymammalogyenvironmental scienceavian biologyanimal ecologyevolutionary biologymarine ecologymarine biologyecologybenthic ecologybiological oceanographybiogeographyconservation biology

Vulnerability to Climate Change of Managed Stocks in the California Current Large Marine Ecosystem. Frontiers in Marine Science (2023)

Michelle M. McClureMelissa A. HaltuchEllen Willis-NortonDavid D. HuffElliott L. HazenLisa G. CrozierMichael G. JacoxMark W. NelsonKelly S. AndrewsLewis A.K. BarnettAaron M. BergerSabrina BeyerJoe BizzarroDavid BoughtonJason M. CopeMark CarrHeidi DewarEdward DickEmmanis DorvalJason DunhamVladlena GertsevaCorreigh M. GreeneRichard G. GustafsonOwen S. HamelChris J. HarveyMark J. HendersonChris E. JordanIsaac C. KaplanSteven T. LindleyNathan J. MantuaSean E. MatsonMelissa H. MonkPeter MoyleColin NicolJohn PohlRyan R. RykaczewskiJameal F. SamhouriSusan SogardNick TolimieriJohn WallaceChantel WetzelSteven J. Bograd

climate changeoceanographymanaged stocksenvironmental sciencemarine ecologymarine biologyecologyclimate change adaptationclimate change mitigationrisk management

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Mark H Carr

Professor

University of California, Santa Cruz

Affiliations

Physical & Biological Sciences

Ecology & Evolutionary Biology

Ocean Sciences

Mark H Carr is currently serving as an Ecology & Evolutionary Biology Professor at University of California, Santa Cruz.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Mark H Carr

University of California, Santa Cruz

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Consequences of Kelp Forest Ecosystem Shifts and Predictors of Persistence Through Multiple Stressors. Proceedings of the Royal Society B Biological Sciences (2024)

Joshua G. SmithDaniel MaloneMark H. Carr

environmental scienceecosystemsmultiple stressorsevolutionary biologyecology

Drivers of Spatio-Temporal Variability in a Marine Foundation Species. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

Anita Giraldo-OspinaTom BellMark H. CarrJennifer E. Caselle

climate changeoceanographymarine foundation speciesspatio-temporal variabilitymarine biologyecology

Tool Use Increases Mechanical Foraging Success and Tooth Health in Southern Sea Otters ( Enhydra Lutris Nereis ). Science (2024)

Chris J. LawM. Tim TinkerJessica A. FujiiTeri NicholsonMichelle StaedlerJoseph A. TomoleoniColleen YoungRita S. Mehta

tooth healthforagingmechanical foraging successsouthern sea ottersavian biologyanimal ecologyanimal behaviormarine ecologymarine biologyecologyentomologytool use

A Marine Protected Area Network Does Not Confer Community Structure Resilience to a Marine Heatwave Across Coastal Ecosystems. Global Change Biology (2023)

Feeding Morphology and Body Size Shape Resource Partitioning in an Eared Seal Community. Biology Letters (2023)

Ana M. Valenzuela-ToroRita MehtaNicholas D. PyensonDaniel P. CostaPaul L. Koch

body sizeresource partitioningdevelopmental biologybiologyavian biologymorphology (biology)community (ecology)animal ecologymarine ecologymarine biologyecologyeared seal communityconservation biology

Integrating Climate Adaptation and Transboundary Management: Guidelines for Designing Climate-Smart Marine Protected Areas. One Earth (2023)

climate changetransboundary managementenvironmental sciencemarine protected areasclimate adaptationclimate change adaptation

Morphological and Stable Isotope Dataset From Feeding Morphology and Body Size Shape Resource Partitioning in an Eared Seal Community. Figshare (2023)

Ana M. Valenzuela-ToroRita MehtaNicholas D. PyensonDaniel P. CostaPaul L. Koch

body sizeanimal physiologyresource partitioningeared seal communityavian biologyanimal ecologymorphology (biology)marine ecologymarine biologyecologypopulation ecologyconservation biology

R Script for Data Analyses From Feeding Morphology and Body Size Shape Resource Partitioning in an Eared Seal Community. Figshare (2023)

Ana M. Valenzuela-ToroRita MehtaNicholas D. PyensonDaniel P. CostaPaul L. Koch

Unexpected Decadal Density-Dependent Shifts in California Sea Lion Size, Morphology, and Foraging Niche. Current Biology (2023)

Ana M. Valenzuela-ToroDaniel P. CostaRita MehtaNicholas D. PyensonPaul L. Koch

Vulnerability to Climate Change of Managed Stocks in the California Current Large Marine Ecosystem. Frontiers in Marine Science (2023)

climate changeoceanographymanaged stocksenvironmental sciencemarine ecologymarine biologyecologyclimate change adaptationclimate change mitigationrisk management

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