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Maya deVries

San Jose State University

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College of Science

Department Of Biological Sciences

Department Of Biological Sciences, One Washington Square Duncan Hall

Department Of Biology

San Jose State University

NoneMaya Devries is currently serving as a College Of Science faculty at San Jose State University.

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Maya deVries

San Jose State University

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ecology marine biology biology marine ecology aquatic ecosystems ocean acidification environmental science ocean sciences stress (biology) extreme environments biomechanics marine pollution aquaculture fish biology marine chemistry marine biota physiological plasticity marine environments morphological impact intertidal mantis shrimp stress physiology engineering robotics soft robotics fisheries marine structures animal behavior behavioral ecology harmful algae algal research marine systems zoology developmental system functional ecology mammalian biology animal ecology bioacoustics integrative biology fungal pathogens behavioral plasticity marine biodiversity phycology coral reefs biological oceanography morphological evidence axial skeleton environmental stress exoskeletons system ph juvenile abalone multi-trophic aquaculture weapon integrity acoustic communication bridging biomechanics crustacean contests mantis shrimp external reinfection purple sea urchins jaw plasticity food abundance panulirus interruptus exoskeletal predator defenses

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High Abundances of Crustose Coralline Algae Inside Cryptic Coral Habitats Linked to Coral Reef Functioning. Royal Society Open Science (2025)

high abundancescoral reefsoceanographycoral reef functioningbiologyalgal researchcrustose coralline algaemarine systemsharmful algaemarine biologyecologymarine ecologyphycology

From Individual Calcifiers to Ecosystem Dynamics: Ocean Acidification Effects on Urchins and Abalone. Integrative and Comparative Biology (2024)

aquatic ecosystemsoceanographyocean sciencesenvironmental scienceindividual calcifiersocean acidification effectsecosystem dynamicsmarine ecologymarine environmentsmarine biologyecologymarine chemistryocean acidification

Exoskeletal Predator Defenses of Juvenile California Spiny Lobsters (Panulirus Interruptus) Are Affected by Fluctuating Ocean Acidification-Like Conditions. Frontiers in Marine Science (2022)

Kaitlyn B. LowderMaya S. deVriesRuan HattinghJames M. D. DayAndreas J. AnderssonPhillip J. ZerofskiJennifer R. A. Taylor

ocean acidification-like conditionsmarine pollutionocean sciencesmarine biodiversitypanulirus interruptusmarine ecologymarine biologyecologyexoskeletal predator defensesocean acidification

Integrated Multi-Trophic Aquaculture Mitigates the Effects of Ocean Acidification: Seaweeds Raise System Ph and Improve Growth of Juvenile Abalone. Aquaculture (2022)

Scott L. HamiltonMatthew S. ElliottMaya S. deVriesJason AdelaarsMaxwell D. RintoulMichael H. Graham

aquaculturejuvenile abaloneocean acidificationmarine biologyecologysystem phmulti-trophic aquaculture

From Telson to Attack in Mantis Shrimp: Bridging Biomechanics and Behavior in Crustacean Contests. Integrative and Comparative Biology (2021)

Maya S deVriesKaitlyn B LowderJennifer R A Taylor

mantis shrimpbridging biomechanicsintegrative biologybiologycrustacean contestsanimal behaviorbehavioral ecologyecologybiomechanics

Data From: Functional Consequences of Morphologically Plastic Jaws in Juvenile Purple Sea Urchins. Open MIND (2019)

Maya S. deVriesSummer J. WebbJennifer R. A. Taylor

morphological impactdevelopmental biologybiologyplastic jawsmorphology (biology)evolutionary biologyfunctional consequencesplasticity

Eversion and Retraction of a Soft Robot Towards the Exploration of Coral Reefs. 2019 2nd IEEE International Conference on Soft Robotics (RoboSoft) (2019)

Jamie LuongPaul GlickAaron OngMaya S. deVriesStuart SandinElliot W. HawkesMichael T. Tolley

soft roboticsengineeringrobotics

Growling From the Gut: Co-Option of the Gastric Mill for Acoustic Communication in Ghost Crabs. Proceedings of the Royal Society B Biological Sciences (2019)

Jennifer R. A. TaylorMaya S. deVriesDamian O. Elias

biologybioacousticsacoustic communication

Re-Examination of the Effects of Food Abundance on Jaw Plasticity in Purple Sea Urchins. Marine Biology (2019)

Maya S. deVriesSummer J. WebbJennifer R. A. Taylor

aquatic ecosystemsfood abundancephysiological plasticitybiologypurple sea urchinsmarine ecologymarine biologyecologyjaw plasticitybehavioral plasticityplasticity

External Reinfection of a Fungal Pathogen Does Not Contribute to Pathogen Growth. EcoHealth (2018)

Graziella V. DiRenzoTate S. TunstallRoberto IbáñezMaya S. deVriesAna V. LongoKelly R. ZamudioKaren R. Lips

public healthfungal pathogensenvironmental healthenvironmental scienceexternal reinfectionecology

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Maya deVries

San Jose State University

Affiliations

College of Science

Department Of Biological Sciences

Department Of Biological Sciences, One Washington Square Duncan Hall

Department Of Biology

San Jose State University

NoneMaya Devries is currently serving as a College Of Science faculty at San Jose State University.

Honors

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San Jose State University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

High Abundances of Crustose Coralline Algae Inside Cryptic Coral Habitats Linked to Coral Reef Functioning. Royal Society Open Science (2025)

high abundancescoral reefsoceanographycoral reef functioningbiologyalgal researchcrustose coralline algaemarine systemsharmful algaemarine biologyecologymarine ecologyphycology

From Individual Calcifiers to Ecosystem Dynamics: Ocean Acidification Effects on Urchins and Abalone. Integrative and Comparative Biology (2024)

Exoskeletal Predator Defenses of Juvenile California Spiny Lobsters (Panulirus Interruptus) Are Affected by Fluctuating Ocean Acidification-Like Conditions. Frontiers in Marine Science (2022)

Kaitlyn B. LowderMaya S. deVriesRuan HattinghJames M. D. DayAndreas J. AnderssonPhillip J. ZerofskiJennifer R. A. Taylor

ocean acidification-like conditionsmarine pollutionocean sciencesmarine biodiversitypanulirus interruptusmarine ecologymarine biologyecologyexoskeletal predator defensesocean acidification

Integrated Multi-Trophic Aquaculture Mitigates the Effects of Ocean Acidification: Seaweeds Raise System Ph and Improve Growth of Juvenile Abalone. Aquaculture (2022)

Scott L. HamiltonMatthew S. ElliottMaya S. deVriesJason AdelaarsMaxwell D. RintoulMichael H. Graham

aquaculturejuvenile abaloneocean acidificationmarine biologyecologysystem phmulti-trophic aquaculture

From Telson to Attack in Mantis Shrimp: Bridging Biomechanics and Behavior in Crustacean Contests. Integrative and Comparative Biology (2021)

Maya S deVriesKaitlyn B LowderJennifer R A Taylor

mantis shrimpbridging biomechanicsintegrative biologybiologycrustacean contestsanimal behaviorbehavioral ecologyecologybiomechanics

Data From: Functional Consequences of Morphologically Plastic Jaws in Juvenile Purple Sea Urchins. Open MIND (2019)

Maya S. deVriesSummer J. WebbJennifer R. A. Taylor

morphological impactdevelopmental biologybiologyplastic jawsmorphology (biology)evolutionary biologyfunctional consequencesplasticity

Eversion and Retraction of a Soft Robot Towards the Exploration of Coral Reefs. 2019 2nd IEEE International Conference on Soft Robotics (RoboSoft) (2019)

Jamie LuongPaul GlickAaron OngMaya S. deVriesStuart SandinElliot W. HawkesMichael T. Tolley

soft roboticsengineeringrobotics

Growling From the Gut: Co-Option of the Gastric Mill for Acoustic Communication in Ghost Crabs. Proceedings of the Royal Society B Biological Sciences (2019)

Jennifer R. A. TaylorMaya S. deVriesDamian O. Elias

biologybioacousticsacoustic communication

Re-Examination of the Effects of Food Abundance on Jaw Plasticity in Purple Sea Urchins. Marine Biology (2019)

Maya S. deVriesSummer J. WebbJennifer R. A. Taylor

aquatic ecosystemsfood abundancephysiological plasticitybiologypurple sea urchinsmarine ecologymarine biologyecologyjaw plasticitybehavioral plasticityplasticity

External Reinfection of a Fungal Pathogen Does Not Contribute to Pathogen Growth. EcoHealth (2018)

Graziella V. DiRenzoTate S. TunstallRoberto IbáñezMaya S. deVriesAna V. LongoKelly R. ZamudioKaren R. Lips

public healthfungal pathogensenvironmental healthenvironmental scienceexternal reinfectionecology

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