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Mark Hixon

Sidney & Erica Hsiao Endowed Professor of Marine Biology Sidney and Erica Hsiao Endowed Chair in Marine Biology

University of Hawaii at Manoa

Affiliations

College of Natural Sciences

School of Life Sciences

Mark Hixon is currently serving as a College Of Natural Sciences Sidney & Erica Hsiao Endowed Professor of Marine Biology Sidney and Erica Hsiao Endowed Chair in Marine Biology at University of Hawaii At Manoa.

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Mark Hixon

University of Hawaii at Manoa

Sidney & Erica Hsiao Endowed Professor of Marine Biology Sidney and Erica Hsiao Endowed Chair in Marine Biology

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ecology marine biology fish biology marine ecology oceanography climate change coral reefs biology environmental science conservation biology aquatic ecosystems zoology avian biology wildlife oceanographic research invasion biology wildlife ecology animal ecology aquatic conservation predator-prey interactions wildlife biology evolutionary biology community (ecology) animal behavior behavioral ecology pterois volitans biological invasions marine management evolutionary ecology environmental biology marine fish population regulation biodiversity marine environments fishery science density dependence functional ecology coastal management population ecology invasive species animal behaviour coral reef fishes ecological monograph applied ecology molecular ecology ornithology spatial ecology algal biology animal management climate change mitigation climate change adaptation breeding behavior benthic ecology fishery populations larval connectivity coral-reef fishes reef fishes systematics macroecology landscape ecology fishery management adaptation strategies primatology host-parasite relationships sexual selection body size foraging evolutionary genetics life history local dynamics open marine populations prey refuges coral-reef fish assemblages fisheries sustainability fish populations spatial distribution marine policy fish ecology

Notable Scholarly Works

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Diet Breadth and Overlap in the Family Molidae. Environmental Biology of Fishes (2024)

Ching-Tsun ChangJeffrey C. DrazenMark A. HixonMarianne NyegaardNatasha D. PhillipsWei-Chuan ChiangYuan-Hsing HoBrian N. Popp

diet breadthfish biologyfamily molidaeenvironmental biologyecology

Assessing the Vulnerability of Marine Life to Climate Change in the Pacific Islands Region. PLoS ONE (2022)

Jonatha GiddensDonald R. KobayashiGabriella N. M. MukaiJacob AsherCharles BirkelandMark FitchettMark A. HixonMelanie HutchinsonBruce C. MundyJoseph M. O’MalleyMarlowe SabaterMolly ScottJennifer StahlRob ToonenMichael TrianniPhoebe A. Woodworth-JefcoatsJohanna L. K. WrenMark Nelson

climate changeoceanographymarine lifemarine ecologyecologyclimate change adaptationclimate change mitigation

Protracted Recovery of Long-Spined Urchin (Diadema Antillarum) in the Bahamas. Coral Reefs (2022)

Timothy J. PusackChristopher D. StallingsMark A. AlbinsCassandra E. BenkwittKurt E. IngemanTye L. KindingerMark A. Hixon

climate changecoral reefsdiadema antillarumprotracted recoverymarine ecologymarine biologyecology

Fish Flow: Following Fisheries From Spawning to Supper. Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment (2021)

Mark A HixonBrian W BowenRichard R ColemanChelsie W CounsellMegan J DonahueErik C FranklinJohn N KittingerMargaret A McManusRobert J Toonen

climate changefish biologyfollowing fisheriesecologyfish flowfisheries

Building Coral Reef Resilience Through Spatial Herbivore Management. Frontiers in Marine Science (2019)

Anne E. ChungLisa M. WeddingAlison L. GreenAlan M. FriedlanderGrace GoldbergAmber MeadowsMark A. Hixon

climate changemarine managementcoral reefscoral reef resilienceoceanographyspatial herbivore managementenvironmental sciencemarine ecologymarine biologyecology

Trait‐Mediated Foraging Drives Patterns of Selective Predation by Native and Invasive Coral‐Reef Fishes. Ecosphere (2019)

Stephanie J. GreenEric R. DilleyCassandra E. BenkwittAlexandra C. D. DavisKurt E. IngemanTye L. KindingerLillian J. TuttleMark A. Hixon

wildlife ecologyforagingcoral reefsselective predationfish biologypredator-prey interactionsmarine ecologymarine biologyecology

Basslet Counts of Two Species From Experiments Conducted in 2014 in the Bahamas.. Biological and Chemical Oceanography Data Management Office (2018)

Mark Hixon

oceanographychemical oceanographybasslet countsmarine ecologymarine biologyecologybiological oceanography

Behavioral Response of Invasive Lionfish That Overlapped With Basslets From Observations Conducted in 2014 in the Bahamas.. Biological and Chemical Oceanography Data Management Office (2018)

Mark Hixon

aquatic ecosystemspopulation biologybehavioral ecologyinterspecific behavioral interactionbehavioral responsebiologybiological oceanographyinvasive speciesconservation biologyfish biologyzoologybiological invasionssocial behavioranimal behaviourinvasion biologymarine biologybehavioral sciencesinvasive lionfishanimal behaviorecology

Coral Reef Fishes. Elsevier eBooks (2018)

Mark A. HixonJohn E. Randall

climate changecoral reef fishescoral reefsoceanographyfish biologybiologymarine biology

Data Describing Basslet Aggression From Experiments Conducted in 2014 in the Bahamas.. Biological and Chemical Oceanography Data Management Office (2018)

Mark Hixon

oceanographychemical oceanographyfish biologybasslet aggressionmarine biologyecologybiological oceanography

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Mark Hixon

Sidney & Erica Hsiao Endowed Professor of Marine Biology Sidney and Erica Hsiao Endowed Chair in Marine Biology

University of Hawaii at Manoa

Affiliations

College of Natural Sciences

School of Life Sciences

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Mark Hixon

University of Hawaii at Manoa

Sidney & Erica Hsiao Endowed Professor of Marine Biology Sidney and Erica Hsiao Endowed Chair in Marine Biology

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Diet Breadth and Overlap in the Family Molidae. Environmental Biology of Fishes (2024)

Ching-Tsun ChangJeffrey C. DrazenMark A. HixonMarianne NyegaardNatasha D. PhillipsWei-Chuan ChiangYuan-Hsing HoBrian N. Popp

diet breadthfish biologyfamily molidaeenvironmental biologyecology

Assessing the Vulnerability of Marine Life to Climate Change in the Pacific Islands Region. PLoS ONE (2022)

climate changeoceanographymarine lifemarine ecologyecologyclimate change adaptationclimate change mitigation

Protracted Recovery of Long-Spined Urchin (Diadema Antillarum) in the Bahamas. Coral Reefs (2022)

Timothy J. PusackChristopher D. StallingsMark A. AlbinsCassandra E. BenkwittKurt E. IngemanTye L. KindingerMark A. Hixon

climate changecoral reefsdiadema antillarumprotracted recoverymarine ecologymarine biologyecology

Fish Flow: Following Fisheries From Spawning to Supper. Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment (2021)

Mark A HixonBrian W BowenRichard R ColemanChelsie W CounsellMegan J DonahueErik C FranklinJohn N KittingerMargaret A McManusRobert J Toonen

climate changefish biologyfollowing fisheriesecologyfish flowfisheries

Building Coral Reef Resilience Through Spatial Herbivore Management. Frontiers in Marine Science (2019)

Anne E. ChungLisa M. WeddingAlison L. GreenAlan M. FriedlanderGrace GoldbergAmber MeadowsMark A. Hixon

climate changemarine managementcoral reefscoral reef resilienceoceanographyspatial herbivore managementenvironmental sciencemarine ecologymarine biologyecology

Trait‐Mediated Foraging Drives Patterns of Selective Predation by Native and Invasive Coral‐Reef Fishes. Ecosphere (2019)

Stephanie J. GreenEric R. DilleyCassandra E. BenkwittAlexandra C. D. DavisKurt E. IngemanTye L. KindingerLillian J. TuttleMark A. Hixon

wildlife ecologyforagingcoral reefsselective predationfish biologypredator-prey interactionsmarine ecologymarine biologyecology

Basslet Counts of Two Species From Experiments Conducted in 2014 in the Bahamas.. Biological and Chemical Oceanography Data Management Office (2018)

Mark Hixon

oceanographychemical oceanographybasslet countsmarine ecologymarine biologyecologybiological oceanography

Behavioral Response of Invasive Lionfish That Overlapped With Basslets From Observations Conducted in 2014 in the Bahamas.. Biological and Chemical Oceanography Data Management Office (2018)

Mark Hixon

Coral Reef Fishes. Elsevier eBooks (2018)

Mark A. HixonJohn E. Randall

climate changecoral reef fishescoral reefsoceanographyfish biologybiologymarine biology

Data Describing Basslet Aggression From Experiments Conducted in 2014 in the Bahamas.. Biological and Chemical Oceanography Data Management Office (2018)

Mark Hixon

oceanographychemical oceanographyfish biologybasslet aggressionmarine biologyecologybiological oceanography

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