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Robert D. Podolsky

Associate Professor of Biology

College of Charleston

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Department Of Biology

Robert D. Podolsky is currently serving as a Biology Associate Professor of Biology at College of Charleston.

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Robert D. Podolsky

College of Charleston

Associate Professor of Biology

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marine biology ecology aquatic ecosystems environmental science avian biology marine ecology developmental biology biology oceanography conservation biology marine systems coastal research animal ecology marine environments benthic ecology estuaries spatial ecology botany oxidative stress soft matter morphology (biology) ocean sciences marine pollution photosynthesis redox biology plant physiology biological invasions coastal management marine structures marine ornithology animal behavior wildlife fish biology biological oceanography ecophysiology coral reefs invasion biology aquatic organisms morphological impact marine biodiversity population ecology marine life cycles developmental mode larval form uncommon diversity genus macrophiothrix native crabs tethering forces soft sediment egg mass tethers atlantic brief squid life history patterns south carolina separated populations simulated cold snap

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Effects of Season, Size, and Sex on Tolerance of a Simulated Cold Snap in Latitudinally Separated Populations of the Poleward-Invading Green Porcelain Crab (Petrolisthes Armatus). Journal of Experimental Marine Biology and Ecology (2024)

Kevin J. MackDara H. WilberAmy E. FowlerRobert D. Podolsky

animal behaviorpopulation ecologywildlifeavian biologyfish biologyspatial ecologyseparated populationsaquatic ecosystemsenvironmental scienceclimate changeanimal ecologymarine biologysimulated cold snappopulation biologyconservation biologyecologyevolutionary biology

Life History Patterns of the Atlantic Brief Squid, Lolliguncula Brevis (Blainville, 1823), in the Charleston Harbor Estuary, South Carolina, USA. Journal of Shellfish Research (2023)

marine biodiversityatlantic brief squidmarine ecologylife history patternssouth carolinaaquatic ecosystemsenvironmental sciencemarine ornithologymarine biologyfisheriescoastal researchmarine environmentsecologyestuaries

Spatial and Temporal Associations Between Native Crabs and the Invading Green Porcelain Crab, Petrolisthes Armatus, Throughout Its Northernmost Invaded Range. Estuaries and Coasts (2018)

Kevin J. MackRobert D. PodolskyVirginia ShervetteAmy E. FowlerDara H. Wilber

native crabscoral reefsavian biologyspatial ecologyoceanographyaquatic ecosystemsgeographyenvironmental scienceanimal ecologymarine biologyinvasion biologybenthic ecologycoastal researchbiological invasionsconservation biologyecologyestuariescoastal management

Holding on to a Shifting Substrate: Plasticity of Egg Mass Tethers and Tethering Forces in Soft Sediment for an Intertidal Gastropod. Biological Bulletin (2012)

marine systemsaquatic organismsmarine structuresmarine ecologytethering forcessoft mattersoft sedimentegg mass tethersbiologyaquatic ecosystemsmorphology (biology)marine biologybenthic ecologyplasticitymorphological impactecology

Photosynthesis Drives Oxygen Levels in Macrophyte-Associated Gastropod Egg Masses. Biological Bulletin (2007)

H. Arthur WoodsRobert D. Podolsky

developmental biologyavian biologyecophysiologyphotosynthesisredox biologybiologyplant physiologymarine biologyecologybotanyoxidative stress

Integrating Function Across Marine Life Cycles. Integrative and Comparative Biology (2006)

marine systemsbiological oceanographymarine ecologymarine life cyclesocean sciencesoceanographyaquatic ecosystemsenvironmental sciencemarine biologymarine pollutionmarine environmentsecology

Uncommon Diversity in Developmental Mode and Larval Form in the Genus Macrophiothrix (Echinodermata: Ophiuroidea). Marine Biology (2006)

Jonathan D. AllenRobert D. Podolsky

developmental modelarval formmarine biologyuncommon diversitydevelopmental biologygenus macrophiothrix

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Robert D. Podolsky

Associate Professor of Biology

College of Charleston

Affiliations

Department Of Biology

Robert D. Podolsky is currently serving as a Biology Associate Professor of Biology at College of Charleston.

Honors

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Robert D. Podolsky

College of Charleston

Associate Professor of Biology

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Kevin J. MackDara H. WilberAmy E. FowlerRobert D. Podolsky

Life History Patterns of the Atlantic Brief Squid, Lolliguncula Brevis (Blainville, 1823), in the Charleston Harbor Estuary, South Carolina, USA. Journal of Shellfish Research (2023)

Spatial and Temporal Associations Between Native Crabs and the Invading Green Porcelain Crab, Petrolisthes Armatus, Throughout Its Northernmost Invaded Range. Estuaries and Coasts (2018)

Kevin J. MackRobert D. PodolskyVirginia ShervetteAmy E. FowlerDara H. Wilber

Holding on to a Shifting Substrate: Plasticity of Egg Mass Tethers and Tethering Forces in Soft Sediment for an Intertidal Gastropod. Biological Bulletin (2012)

Photosynthesis Drives Oxygen Levels in Macrophyte-Associated Gastropod Egg Masses. Biological Bulletin (2007)

H. Arthur WoodsRobert D. Podolsky

developmental biologyavian biologyecophysiologyphotosynthesisredox biologybiologyplant physiologymarine biologyecologybotanyoxidative stress

Integrating Function Across Marine Life Cycles. Integrative and Comparative Biology (2006)

marine systemsbiological oceanographymarine ecologymarine life cyclesocean sciencesoceanographyaquatic ecosystemsenvironmental sciencemarine biologymarine pollutionmarine environmentsecology

Uncommon Diversity in Developmental Mode and Larval Form in the Genus Macrophiothrix (Echinodermata: Ophiuroidea). Marine Biology (2006)

Jonathan D. AllenRobert D. Podolsky

developmental modelarval formmarine biologyuncommon diversitydevelopmental biologygenus macrophiothrix

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