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Rob Young

Associate Provost for Research; Professor of Marine Science

Coastal Carolina University

Affiliations

School Of The Coastal Environment

Department Of Marine Science

Gupta College of Science

Department of Marine Science

School Of The Coastal Environment

Marine Science

Studies Of Department Of Coastal Marine And Wetland

Rob Young is currently serving as a Marine Science Associate Provost for Research; Professor of Marine Science at Coastal Carolina University.

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Rob Young

Coastal Carolina University

Associate Provost for Research; Professor of Marine Science

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ecology marine biology aquatic ecosystems marine ecology animal ecology zoology marine systems environmental science fish biology bottlenose dolphins biology wetlands mammalogy aquatic conservation coastal waters movement ecology tursiops truncatus freshwater biology animal behavior estuaries wildlife biology education research water quality coastal management avian biology ornithology wildlife fishery research behavioral ecology eutrophication wildlife ecology foraging zoogeography marine biodiversity terrestrial crustaceans nutrient subsidies strand-feeding bottlenose dolphins coastal salt marsh gymnothorax vicinus gymnothorax moringa infectious diseases water pollution pathogenic bacteria parasitology pathogens hydrobiologia invertebrate pathology aquacultural engineering estuarine geochemistry animal health zoonotic diseases trophic impact fishery science interspecific behavioral interaction animal behaviour aquatic organisms pigments avian locomotion predator-prey interactions primary production freshwater ecosystems aquatic food system science education teacher development brucella ceti real-time pcr south carolina tamanend ’ temporal trends seasonal distribution common bottlenose dolphins estuarine terminus activity patterns marine mammals fish ecology fisheries

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Spatial and Temporal Trends of Tamanend’s Bottlenose Dolphin (Tursiops Erebennus) Strandings in South Carolina, USA, 2006–2020. The journal of cetacean research and management. Special issue (2024)

marine biodiversitytamanend ’wildlifemarine ecologyfish biologymammalogyzoologysouth carolinabiologyanimal ecologymarine biologyfisherieswildlife biologyecologytemporal trends

Abundance and Seasonal Distribution of the Southern North Carolina Estuarine System Stock of Common Bottlenose Dolphins (Tursiops Truncatus). (2020)

marine systemsmarine ecologyfish biologytursiops truncatuszoologyoceanographyaquatic ecosystemsenvironmental scienceanimal ecologymarine biologypopulation biologyfisheriesfishery researchcommon bottlenose dolphinsseasonal distributionecology

Occurrence of Brucella Ceti in Stranded Bottlenose Dolphins Tursiops Truncatus Coincides With Calving Season. Diseases of Aquatic Organisms (2020)

WE McFeeD WuK ColegroveK TerioL BalthisR Young

pathogensanimal healthmammalogyzoologyparasitologybiologyreal-time pcrbottlenose dolphinsmarine biologypathogenic bacteriainvertebrate pathologyzoonotic diseasesbrucella cetiinfectious diseasesecology

Abundance and Movements of the Northern South Carolina Estuarine System Stock of Bottlenose Dolphins (Tursiops Truncatus) (USA). Article (2019)

marine systemstrophic impactmarine ecologyfish biologytursiops truncatusoceanographyaquatic ecosystemsanimal ecologybottlenose dolphinsmarine biologypopulation biologyfisheriesfishery researchecologyfishery scienceevolutionary biology

Abundance, Ranging Patterns, and Social Behavior of Bottlenose Dolphins (Tursiops Truncatus) in an Estuarine Terminus. (2016)

social behavioranimal behaviorinterspecific behavioral interactionmammalogybehavioral ecologyanimal ecologybottlenose dolphinsmarine biologyanimal behaviourfisheriesmovement ecologyecologyestuarine terminusbehavioral sciences

Distribution and Movements of Bottlenose Dolphins (Tursiops Truncatus) Along the Northern South Carolina Coast: A Research Partnership With Ecotourism. Article (2014)

tursiops truncatuswildlifemarine ecologyfish biologyzoogeographyzoologywildlife ecologybiogeographyaquatic ecosystemsgeographyanimal ecologybottlenose dolphinsmarine biologyfisheriesresearch partnershipwildlife biologymovement ecologyecology

Nutrient Subsidies From Nekton in Salt Marsh Intertidal Creeks. Limnology and Oceanography (2013)

hydrobiologiawater qualitynutrient subsidiesaquatic ecosystemsenvironmental sciencemarine biologyaquatic conservationfreshwater biologywater pollutioneutrophicationwetlandsecologyestuariesestuarine geochemistrycoastal management

Nutrient Subsidies From Nekton in Salt Marsh Intertidal Creeks. (2013)

marine systemsnutrient subsidiesecosystemsaquatic ecosystemsenvironmental scienceecosystem servicesaquatic conservationfreshwater biologyeutrophicationcoastal waterswater resourceswetlandsecologycoastal management

A New Method to Dye-Mark Wild Birds. null (2012)

avian biologypigmentsveterinary medicinebiologydye-mark wild birdsconservation biologyornithology

Foraging Interactions Between Wading Birds and Strand-Feeding Bottlenose Dolphins ( Tursiops Truncatus ) in a Coastal Salt Marsh. Canadian Journal of Zoology (2012)

Adam G. FoxRobert F. Young

zoogeographyavian biologymammalogyzoologywildlife ecologyoceanographyaquatic ecosystemsanimal ecologycoastal salt marshmarine biologywildlife biologyconservation biologymovement ecologyecologystrand-feeding bottlenose dolphinsforagingornithology

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Rob Young

Associate Provost for Research; Professor of Marine Science

Coastal Carolina University

Affiliations

School Of The Coastal Environment

Department Of Marine Science

Gupta College of Science

Department of Marine Science

School Of The Coastal Environment

Marine Science

Studies Of Department Of Coastal Marine And Wetland

Rob Young is currently serving as a Marine Science Associate Provost for Research; Professor of Marine Science at Coastal Carolina University.

Honors

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Rob Young

Coastal Carolina University

Associate Provost for Research; Professor of Marine Science

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

marine biodiversitytamanend ’wildlifemarine ecologyfish biologymammalogyzoologysouth carolinabiologyanimal ecologymarine biologyfisherieswildlife biologyecologytemporal trends

Abundance and Seasonal Distribution of the Southern North Carolina Estuarine System Stock of Common Bottlenose Dolphins (Tursiops Truncatus). (2020)

Occurrence of Brucella Ceti in Stranded Bottlenose Dolphins Tursiops Truncatus Coincides With Calving Season. Diseases of Aquatic Organisms (2020)

WE McFeeD WuK ColegroveK TerioL BalthisR Young

Abundance and Movements of the Northern South Carolina Estuarine System Stock of Bottlenose Dolphins (Tursiops Truncatus) (USA). Article (2019)

Abundance, Ranging Patterns, and Social Behavior of Bottlenose Dolphins (Tursiops Truncatus) in an Estuarine Terminus. (2016)

Distribution and Movements of Bottlenose Dolphins (Tursiops Truncatus) Along the Northern South Carolina Coast: A Research Partnership With Ecotourism. Article (2014)

Nutrient Subsidies From Nekton in Salt Marsh Intertidal Creeks. Limnology and Oceanography (2013)

Nutrient Subsidies From Nekton in Salt Marsh Intertidal Creeks. (2013)

A New Method to Dye-Mark Wild Birds. null (2012)

avian biologypigmentsveterinary medicinebiologydye-mark wild birdsconservation biologyornithology

Foraging Interactions Between Wading Birds and Strand-Feeding Bottlenose Dolphins ( Tursiops Truncatus ) in a Coastal Salt Marsh. Canadian Journal of Zoology (2012)

Adam G. FoxRobert F. Young

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