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Michael Graham

Department Chair

San Jose State University

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College of Science

Department Of Marine Sciences

San Jose State University

Michael Graham is currently serving as a College Of Science Department Chair at San Jose State University.

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ecology marine biology environmental science marine ecology oceanography phycology climate change botany plant ecology algal biology biology aquatic ecosystems population ecology evolutionary biology biodiversity forest ecology plant science ocean sciences biological oceanography macroecology oceanic science giant kelp biogeography avian biology applied phycology wildlife ecology invasion biology marine biodiversity phytoplankton ecology paleoclimatology macrocystis pyrifera statistical inference global ecology reproductive biology applied ecology photosynthesis algal research animal ecology aquaculture wildlife zoology biological invasions climatic change coral reefs predator-prey interactions terrestrial ecology evolutionary theory benthic ecology taxonomy (biology) marine environments forest productivity landscape ecology ocean acidification resource economics invasive species legal consideration periglacial process pleistocene glaciers forest biomass glacial process environmental biology ecological multiple regression kelp forest ecosystems global seaweed communities giant kelp macrocystis kelp highway hypothesis coastal migration theory deep-water kelp refugia tropical marine diversity potential hotspots community-wide distribution predator-prey interaction strength kelp forests seaweed assemblages wave exposure gradient ecology evolution population biology human impacts on the environment evolutionary ecology coevolution geography ecological applications ecosystems community (ecology) harmful algae freshwater biology marine policy biological conservation marine pollution aquatic conservation fishery research urban ecology global change biology ecological monograph conservation biology fisheries fish biology hydrobiologia natural resource management coastal conservation ecology and evolutionary biology wetlands ecosystem services functional ecology environmental research extreme environments marine ornithology marine systems

Notable Scholarly Works

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Seaweeds, Seagrasses, and the Island Chumash of Alta California. The Journal of Island and Coastal Archaeology (2026)

Optimizing Bromoform Content in Gracilaria Parvispora: The Role of Environmental Stressors. Journal of Applied Phycology (2025)

biotic stressfungal ecologybiologymicrobial ecologygracilaria parvisporaabiotic stressmicroorganismsplant sciencestress (biology)ecologyenvironmental stressorsmicrobiologybromoform content

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

aquacultureocean acidificationmarine biologysystem phjuvenile abaloneecologymulti-trophic aquaculture

4. Historical Ecology and Human Impacts on Coastal Ecosystems of the Santa Barbara Channel Region, California. University of California Press eBooks (2019)

René L. VellanowethMichael H. GrahamJames A. EstesTodd J. BrajeJon M. ErlandsonTorben C. Rick

human impactsenvironmental sciencehuman impacts on the environmentcoastal ecosystemshistorical ecology

New Records of the Rare Deep-Water Alga Sebdenia Monnardiana (Rhodophyta) and the Alien Dictyota Cyanoloma (Phaeophyceae) and the Unresolved Case of Deep-Water Kelp in the Ionian and Aegean Seas (Greece). Botanica Marina (2019)

Frithjof C. KüpperKonstantinos TsiamisNiko Rainer JohanssonAkira F. PetersMaria SalomidiLeonidas ManousakisManolis KallergisMichael H. GrahamBrian KinlanAlexandra MystikouAnte ŽuljevićVedran NikolićVasilis GerakarisChristos KatsarosPanayotis Panayotidis

astronomybotanyalgal biologyunresolved case

Recruitment Tolerance to Increased Temperature Present Across Multiple Kelp Clades. Ecology (2019)

Arley F. MuthMichael H. GrahamChristopher E. LaneChristopher D. G. Harley

population ecologywildlife ecologymultiple kelp cladesmarine biologyrecruitment toleranceapplied ecologyecology

The Potential Use of Seaweeds and Marine Plants by Native Peoples of Alta and Baja California. University Press of Florida eBooks (2019)

Amira F. AinisJon M. ErlandsonKristina M. GillMichael H. GrahamRené L. Vellanoweth

marine ecologyoceanographybiogeographybiologyenvironmental scienceaquatic ecosystemsmarine biologymarine plantsbaja californiapotential usealgal biologyplant ecologyecologynative peoples

Warmer Temperatures Reduce the Influence of an Important Keystone Predator. Journal of Animal Ecology (2017)

Chiara BonaviriMichael GrahamPaola GianguzzaNick T. Shears

avian biologyanimal ecologyclimate changewarmer temperaturesecology

Appendix a. Consistency of Algal Treatments Over the Course of the Experiment.. Figshare (2016)

Rebecca J. BestAmbre L. ChaudoinMatthew E. S. BrackenMichael H. GrahamJohn J. Stachowicz

ecologyalgal treatments

Appendix B. Summary of Occurrences by Taxonomic Group for Macro- and Meiofauna.. Figshare (2016)

Rebecca J. BestAmbre L. ChaudoinMatthew E. S. BrackenMichael H. GrahamJohn J. Stachowicz

ecologytaxonomic groupbiodiversity

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Michael Graham

Department Chair

San Jose State University

Affiliations

College of Science

Department Of Marine Sciences

San Jose State University

Michael Graham is currently serving as a College Of Science Department Chair 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

Seaweeds, Seagrasses, and the Island Chumash of Alta California. The Journal of Island and Coastal Archaeology (2026)

Optimizing Bromoform Content in Gracilaria Parvispora: The Role of Environmental Stressors. Journal of Applied Phycology (2025)

biotic stressfungal ecologybiologymicrobial ecologygracilaria parvisporaabiotic stressmicroorganismsplant sciencestress (biology)ecologyenvironmental stressorsmicrobiologybromoform content

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

aquacultureocean acidificationmarine biologysystem phjuvenile abaloneecologymulti-trophic aquaculture

4. Historical Ecology and Human Impacts on Coastal Ecosystems of the Santa Barbara Channel Region, California. University of California Press eBooks (2019)

René L. VellanowethMichael H. GrahamJames A. EstesTodd J. BrajeJon M. ErlandsonTorben C. Rick

human impactsenvironmental sciencehuman impacts on the environmentcoastal ecosystemshistorical ecology

astronomybotanyalgal biologyunresolved case

Recruitment Tolerance to Increased Temperature Present Across Multiple Kelp Clades. Ecology (2019)

Arley F. MuthMichael H. GrahamChristopher E. LaneChristopher D. G. Harley

population ecologywildlife ecologymultiple kelp cladesmarine biologyrecruitment toleranceapplied ecologyecology

The Potential Use of Seaweeds and Marine Plants by Native Peoples of Alta and Baja California. University Press of Florida eBooks (2019)

Amira F. AinisJon M. ErlandsonKristina M. GillMichael H. GrahamRené L. Vellanoweth

marine ecologyoceanographybiogeographybiologyenvironmental scienceaquatic ecosystemsmarine biologymarine plantsbaja californiapotential usealgal biologyplant ecologyecologynative peoples

Warmer Temperatures Reduce the Influence of an Important Keystone Predator. Journal of Animal Ecology (2017)

Chiara BonaviriMichael GrahamPaola GianguzzaNick T. Shears

avian biologyanimal ecologyclimate changewarmer temperaturesecology

Appendix a. Consistency of Algal Treatments Over the Course of the Experiment.. Figshare (2016)

Rebecca J. BestAmbre L. ChaudoinMatthew E. S. BrackenMichael H. GrahamJohn J. Stachowicz

ecologyalgal treatments

Appendix B. Summary of Occurrences by Taxonomic Group for Macro- and Meiofauna.. Figshare (2016)

Rebecca J. BestAmbre L. ChaudoinMatthew E. S. BrackenMichael H. GrahamJohn J. Stachowicz

ecologytaxonomic groupbiodiversity

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