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Shannon Gowans

Associate Professor

Eckerd College

Affiliations

Biology

Shannon Gowans is currently serving as a Biology Associate Professor at Eckerd College.

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Shannon Gowans

Eckerd College

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ecology marine biology acoustical oceanography ocean acoustics environmental science oceanography marine systems animal behavior underwater acoustics zoology marine ecology bioacoustics bottlenose dolphins tampa bay behavioral sciences evolutionary biology ocean sciences acoustic ecology animal behaviour conservation biology environmental toxicology aquatic ecosystems behavioral ecology mammalogy fish biology marine ornithology marine pollution underwater noise mitigation primate behavior plastic pollution marine debris harmful microalgae microplastics white-beaked dolphins noise morphology (biology) human behavior ocean engineering ethology animal cognition aquaculture aquatic toxicology ecotoxicology applied social psychology noise pollution animal minds body size maritime sciences marine biodiversity soundscapes ocean pollution human-environment interactions environmental psychology ocean monitoring movement ecology wildlife ecology wildlife biology human-wildlife relationships underwater acoustic communications ecological framework social structure conservation implications signal properties noisy ocean whistle frequencies echolocation pulse rate burst-pulse sounds other toothed whales delphinid sociality anomalous decrease severe red tide biological sound

Notable Scholarly Works

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Ingestion of Microplastics by Copepods in Tampa Bay Estuary, Fl. Frontiers in Ecology and Evolution (2023)

aquacultureocean pollutionplastic pollutionwater qualitymarine biologymarine debrismarine pollutionenvironmental toxicologyaquatic ecosystemsmarine systemstampa bay estuaryaquatic toxicologyecotoxicologyharmful microalgaewater pollutionenvironmental scienceecologymicroplastics

Microplastics in Large Marine Herbivores: Florida Manatees (Trichechus Manatus Latirostris) in Tampa Bay. Frontiers in Ecology and Evolution (2023)

plastic pollutiontrichechus manatus latirostristampa baymarine biologymarine debrismarine systemsenvironmental toxicologyaquatic ecosystemsmarine pollutionflorida manateesaquatic conservationmarine ecologyharmful microalgaeenvironmental scienceecologymicroplastics

Reducing Single-Use Plastic on College Campuses: Theory of Planned Behavior-Based Brief Interventions. Current Research in Ecological and Social Psychology (2023)

Heather Barnes TrueloveErin Largo-WightAmy N.S. SiudaShannon GowansHollie MinichielloJuliette Hill

social psychologyapplied social psychologyhuman-environment interactionscollege campusessingle-use plasticbehavior-based brief interventionsimplementation researchenvironmental psychologybehavioral sciencessocial sciencesecology

Characterizing Human Interactions With Bottlenose Dolphins ( Tursiops Truncatus ) in Tampa Bay. Human Dimensions of Wildlife (2021)

wildlife ecologybottlenose dolphinsanimal behaviorwildlifetampa baymarine biologywildlife biologyhuman-wildlife relationshipshuman interactionsevolutionary biologyanimal behaviourecologyfisheries

Tropical Storm Debby: Soundscape and Fish Sound Production in Tampa Bay and the Gulf of Mexico. PLoS ONE (2021)

Anjali D. BoydShannon GowansDavid A. MannPeter Simard

oceanographyfish sound productiontropical storm debbysoundscapestampa bayacoustical oceanographyenvironmental scienceecology

Grouping Behaviors of Dolphins and Other Toothed Whales. Ethology and behavioral ecology of marine mammals (2019)

other toothed whalesanimal behaviormorphology (biology)marine biologyethologybehavioral sciencesevolutionary biologyzoologyanimal behaviouranimal mindsprimate behavioranimal cognitionbehavioral ecology

The Effects of Tropical Storm Debby on Soundscapes and Marine Organisms of the West Florida Shelf (Gulf of Mexico). The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America (2019)

Anjali D. BoydPeter SimardShannon GowansDavid Mann

tropical storm debbywest florida shelfacoustical oceanographyenvironmental sciencemarine organisms

Whistling in a Noisy Ocean: Bottlenose Dolphins Adjust Whistle Frequencies in Response to Real-Time Ambient Noise Levels. Bioacoustics (2017)

oceanographybottlenose dolphinsunderwater noise mitigationocean sciencesnoise pollutionnoisy oceanwhistle frequenciesunderwater acousticsocean engineeringocean acousticsecologynoise

A Severe Red Tide (Tampa Bay, 2005) Causes an Anomalous Decrease in Biological Sound. Royal Society Open Science (2015)

Katherine L. IndeckPeter SimardShannon GowansSusan Lowerre-BarbieriDavid A. Mann

tampa bayanomalous decreasesevere red tidebiological soundenvironmental scienceecologyopen science

Dolphin Distribution on the West Florida Shelf Using Visual Surveys and Passive Acoustic Monitoring. Aquatic Mammals (2015)

oceanographyunderwater noise mitigationcoastal engineeringocean sciencesmarine systemssoundocean acousticsacoustical oceanographydolphin distributionecologypassive acoustic monitoring

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Shannon Gowans

Associate Professor

Eckerd College

Affiliations

Biology

Shannon Gowans is currently serving as a Biology Associate Professor at Eckerd College.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Shannon Gowans

Eckerd College

Associate Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Ingestion of Microplastics by Copepods in Tampa Bay Estuary, Fl. Frontiers in Ecology and Evolution (2023)

Microplastics in Large Marine Herbivores: Florida Manatees (Trichechus Manatus Latirostris) in Tampa Bay. Frontiers in Ecology and Evolution (2023)

Reducing Single-Use Plastic on College Campuses: Theory of Planned Behavior-Based Brief Interventions. Current Research in Ecological and Social Psychology (2023)

Heather Barnes TrueloveErin Largo-WightAmy N.S. SiudaShannon GowansHollie MinichielloJuliette Hill

Characterizing Human Interactions With Bottlenose Dolphins ( Tursiops Truncatus ) in Tampa Bay. Human Dimensions of Wildlife (2021)

wildlife ecologybottlenose dolphinsanimal behaviorwildlifetampa baymarine biologywildlife biologyhuman-wildlife relationshipshuman interactionsevolutionary biologyanimal behaviourecologyfisheries

Tropical Storm Debby: Soundscape and Fish Sound Production in Tampa Bay and the Gulf of Mexico. PLoS ONE (2021)

Anjali D. BoydShannon GowansDavid A. MannPeter Simard

oceanographyfish sound productiontropical storm debbysoundscapestampa bayacoustical oceanographyenvironmental scienceecology

Grouping Behaviors of Dolphins and Other Toothed Whales. Ethology and behavioral ecology of marine mammals (2019)

The Effects of Tropical Storm Debby on Soundscapes and Marine Organisms of the West Florida Shelf (Gulf of Mexico). The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America (2019)

Anjali D. BoydPeter SimardShannon GowansDavid Mann

tropical storm debbywest florida shelfacoustical oceanographyenvironmental sciencemarine organisms

Whistling in a Noisy Ocean: Bottlenose Dolphins Adjust Whistle Frequencies in Response to Real-Time Ambient Noise Levels. Bioacoustics (2017)

oceanographybottlenose dolphinsunderwater noise mitigationocean sciencesnoise pollutionnoisy oceanwhistle frequenciesunderwater acousticsocean engineeringocean acousticsecologynoise

A Severe Red Tide (Tampa Bay, 2005) Causes an Anomalous Decrease in Biological Sound. Royal Society Open Science (2015)

Katherine L. IndeckPeter SimardShannon GowansSusan Lowerre-BarbieriDavid A. Mann

tampa bayanomalous decreasesevere red tidebiological soundenvironmental scienceecologyopen science

Dolphin Distribution on the West Florida Shelf Using Visual Surveys and Passive Acoustic Monitoring. Aquatic Mammals (2015)

oceanographyunderwater noise mitigationcoastal engineeringocean sciencesmarine systemssoundocean acousticsacoustical oceanographydolphin distributionecologypassive acoustic monitoring

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