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Mark L. Botton

Professor Emeritus

Fordham University

Affiliations

Fordham College at Lincoln Center

Natural Sciences

Mark L. Botton is currently serving as a Fordham College At Lincoln Center Professor Emeritus at Fordham University.

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Fordham University

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marine biology ecology evolutionary biology marine ecology horseshoe crabs environmental science oceanography conservation biology avian biology aquatic ecosystems limulus polyphemus marine environments horseshoe crab estuaries delaware bay developmental biology animal ecology animal conservation aquatic conservation jamaica bay biodiversity toxicology coastal conservation coral reefs environmental toxicology zoology coastal research marine management fishery management embryology animal behavior coastal management biological conservation marine pollution limnology benthic ecology biological oceanography breeding behavior biodiversity conservation fishery science animal science behavioral ecology ocean sciences embryonic development metal contamination metal toxicity fishery assessment beach management commercial fishing population ecology heavy metals horseshoe crab embryos toxins mammalogy inhalation toxicology predator-prey interactions animal behaviour trace metals elemental metal applied ethology body size plant diversity speciation arthropod taxonomy hydrobiology wildlife ecology spatial ecology migratory shorebirds site selection speculative summary ecological importance coastal communities beach erosion geochemical factors food preferences dispersal potential marine policy marine biodiversity

Notable Scholarly Works

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Collaborators

Recovering the American Horseshoe Crab Through a Commitment to Collaboration. Fisheries (2025)

David R SmithMark L BottonPaul K S Shin

coastal conservationfishery managementenvironmental scienceamerican horseshoe crabfisheriesfishery researchcommercial fishingfishery science

A Unique Example of the Late Cretaceous Horseshoe Crab Tachypleus Syriacus Preserves Transitional Bromalites. Alcheringa An Australasian Journal of Palaeontology (2024)

Russell D. C. BicknellMohamad BazziCarl MelingAnastasia RashkovaMadeline V. PankowskiMark BottonCarmela Cuomo

transitional bromalitespaleontologycretaceous periodevolutionary biology

Applying Records of Extant and Extinct Horseshoe Crab Abnormalities to Xiphosurid Conservation. Springer eBooks (2022)

Russell D. C. BicknellStephen PatesDorkas KaiserSara ZakrzewskiMark L. Botton

conservation biologyarchival researchbiologyevolutionary biology

Conservation and Restoration of Estuaries and Coasts: Horseshoe Crabs as Flagship Species. Springer eBooks (2022)

Jennifer H. MatteiMark L. BottonSatoquo SeinoAlfredo QuartoJaruwan EnrightJ. VanithaHsu Chia ChiLester TanJoe CheungJohn T. Tanacredi

horseshoe crabscoastal conservationmarine ecologyflagship speciesenvironmental sciencemarine biologyaquatic conservationrestoration ecologyconservation biologyestuaries

Ecology of Juvenile American Horseshoe Crabs (Limulus Polyphemus) at Plumb Beach, Jamaica Bay, New York. Springer eBooks (2022)

Christina P. ColonMark L. BottonPeter FunchEmil HoffgaardKaur MandeepKera Mansfield

marine ecologyplumb beachspatial ecologylimulus polyphemuswildlife ecologyoceanographyaquatic ecosystemsanimal ecologyjamaica baymarine biologybenthic ecologyecologyevolutionary biology

Identifying the Major Threats to American Horseshoe Crab Populations, With Emphasis on Delaware Bay. Springer eBooks (2022)

Mark L. BottonRobert E. LovelandDaphne MunroeDavid BushekJames F. Cooper

epidemiologyoceanographyenvironmental sciencemarine biologyaquatic conservationmajor threatslivestock scienceestuariescoastal managementmarine ecologyavian biologyfishery managementaquatic ecosystemsfisheriesmarine managementconservation biologyfishery assessmentevolutionary biologydelaware baywildlife

International Horseshoe Crab Conservation and Research Efforts: 2007- 2020. Springer Nature (2022)

research effortsconservation sciencenature conservationterrestrial crustaceansanimal conservationconservation biologyecology

International Horseshoe Crab Conservation and Research Efforts: 2007- 2020. Springer eBooks (2022)

John TanacrediMark BottonPaul ShinYumiko IwasakiSiu GinCheung KitYue KwanJennifer MatteiSiu CheungKit KwanJohn AkbarEric HallermanDavid HataVishal ShahViraj JoshiAlice ChanClement TsuiK PangRichard KongRussell BicknellStephen PatesDorkas KaiserSara ZakrzewskiSatoquo SeinoJ EnrightChia VanithaLester ChiJoe TanJohn CheungJinxiang ZhongMujiao XieGuoling YeYuyuan BaoH ChanS LoR. -F NgS ChenFahresa SupadminingsihMochammad RiyantoRonny WahjuShaik RahimuddinSiddhartha PatiSanatan TuduAyaskanta PramanikApratim RajeshNirlipta MishraChandra GobindaAnil BiswalBisnu ChatterjiJasmin LimYi NgOliver ChangThomas UhligKarolina HeedH MatteiJo-Marie KasinakSamah SenbelKirk BartholomewNurul AshikinMat ZaukiShantika SastraprawiraMohammad YahyaIbrahim AlkhaliliNur Fairuz-FoziSiddhartha PatiSalwa ShahimiChong LianAtan EdinurAkbar JohnAhmed JalalKhan ChowdhuryBehara SatyanarayanaBryan NelsonD NagiewiczVince CaponePeter StraubSteven EvertNate RobinsonZhou WuShuyan HuangYijian FuJunfu HeWenquan ZhenXiaoyong XieChun-Chieh WangJunhua ZhuSanatan PatiApratim TuduSatyabrata RajeshBryan MeherBisnu NelsonYusli WardiatnoNaila AiniAli MasharZairion ZairionPeter FunchYuni HastutiUntung SangajiShinji ItayaToshifumi Wada

research effortsenvironmental science

Microplastic Transfer From the American Horseshoe Crab to Shorebirds Through Consumption of Horseshoe Crab Eggs in Jamaica Bay, Ny. Marine Pollution Bulletin (2022)

Royall McMahon WardEmily M. CasperJ. Alan ClarkMark L. Botton

microplastic transfermarine ecologyavian biologyjamaica bayoceanographyenvironmental scienceamerican horseshoe crabmarine biologymarine pollutionmarine environmentshorseshoe crab eggs

Microplastic Transfer From the American Horseshoe Crab to Shorebirds Through Consumption of Horseshoe Crab Eggs in Jamaica Bay, Ny. Marine Pollution Bulletin (2022)

marine systemsmicroplasticsmarine ecologyfish biologyjamaica baybiologyaquatic ecosystemsmarine debrisamerican horseshoe crabmarine biologyaquatic conservationmarine pollutionseafood industryecologyhorseshoe crab eggs

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Mark L. Botton

Professor Emeritus

Fordham University

Affiliations

Fordham College at Lincoln Center

Natural Sciences

Mark L. Botton is currently serving as a Fordham College At Lincoln Center Professor Emeritus at Fordham University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Mark L. Botton

Fordham University

Professor Emeritus

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Recovering the American Horseshoe Crab Through a Commitment to Collaboration. Fisheries (2025)

David R SmithMark L BottonPaul K S Shin

coastal conservationfishery managementenvironmental scienceamerican horseshoe crabfisheriesfishery researchcommercial fishingfishery science

A Unique Example of the Late Cretaceous Horseshoe Crab Tachypleus Syriacus Preserves Transitional Bromalites. Alcheringa An Australasian Journal of Palaeontology (2024)

Russell D. C. BicknellMohamad BazziCarl MelingAnastasia RashkovaMadeline V. PankowskiMark BottonCarmela Cuomo

transitional bromalitespaleontologycretaceous periodevolutionary biology

Applying Records of Extant and Extinct Horseshoe Crab Abnormalities to Xiphosurid Conservation. Springer eBooks (2022)

Russell D. C. BicknellStephen PatesDorkas KaiserSara ZakrzewskiMark L. Botton

conservation biologyarchival researchbiologyevolutionary biology

Conservation and Restoration of Estuaries and Coasts: Horseshoe Crabs as Flagship Species. Springer eBooks (2022)

Jennifer H. MatteiMark L. BottonSatoquo SeinoAlfredo QuartoJaruwan EnrightJ. VanithaHsu Chia ChiLester TanJoe CheungJohn T. Tanacredi

horseshoe crabscoastal conservationmarine ecologyflagship speciesenvironmental sciencemarine biologyaquatic conservationrestoration ecologyconservation biologyestuaries

Ecology of Juvenile American Horseshoe Crabs (Limulus Polyphemus) at Plumb Beach, Jamaica Bay, New York. Springer eBooks (2022)

Christina P. ColonMark L. BottonPeter FunchEmil HoffgaardKaur MandeepKera Mansfield

marine ecologyplumb beachspatial ecologylimulus polyphemuswildlife ecologyoceanographyaquatic ecosystemsanimal ecologyjamaica baymarine biologybenthic ecologyecologyevolutionary biology

Identifying the Major Threats to American Horseshoe Crab Populations, With Emphasis on Delaware Bay. Springer eBooks (2022)

Mark L. BottonRobert E. LovelandDaphne MunroeDavid BushekJames F. Cooper

International Horseshoe Crab Conservation and Research Efforts: 2007- 2020. Springer Nature (2022)

research effortsconservation sciencenature conservationterrestrial crustaceansanimal conservationconservation biologyecology

International Horseshoe Crab Conservation and Research Efforts: 2007- 2020. Springer eBooks (2022)

research effortsenvironmental science

Microplastic Transfer From the American Horseshoe Crab to Shorebirds Through Consumption of Horseshoe Crab Eggs in Jamaica Bay, Ny. Marine Pollution Bulletin (2022)

Royall McMahon WardEmily M. CasperJ. Alan ClarkMark L. Botton

microplastic transfermarine ecologyavian biologyjamaica bayoceanographyenvironmental scienceamerican horseshoe crabmarine biologymarine pollutionmarine environmentshorseshoe crab eggs

Microplastic Transfer From the American Horseshoe Crab to Shorebirds Through Consumption of Horseshoe Crab Eggs in Jamaica Bay, Ny. Marine Pollution Bulletin (2022)

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