Aquatic Biosystems is an open access, peer-reviewed, online journal considering high quality manuscripts on all aspects of basic and applied research on aquatic organisms and environments.
Editors-in-Chief
- Shiladitya DasSarma, University of Maryland
- Edward Phlips, University of Florida
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Aquatic Biosystems 2013, 9:11 (4 May 2013)Variation in spatial and temporal incidence of the crustacean pathogen
Hematodinium perezi in environmental samples from Atlantic Coastal Bays -
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Aquatic Biosystems 2013, 9:10 (1 May 2013)Impact of TBT on the vitellogenesis and sex hormones in freshwater prawn
Macrobrachium rosenbergii (De Man, 1879) -
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Aquatic Biosystems 2013, 9:9 (8 April 2013)Factors controlling bacteria and protists in selected Mazurian eutrophic lakes (North-Eastern Poland) during spring
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Aquatic Biosystems 2013, 9:8 (1 April 2013)Kinetics of arsenite removal by halobacteria from a highland Andean Chilean Salar
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Aquatic Biosystems 2013, 9:7 (8 March 2013)Molecular identification of microorganisms associated with the brine shrimp
Artemia franciscana -
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Aquatic Biosystems 2013, 9:6 (1 March 2013)Effects of flow restoration on mussel growth in a Wild and Scenic North American River
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From the blog
- 08 May 2013
- Algal biofuel technology in the state of Qatar
- 19 March 2013
- Microorganisms and salt, a conference in Storrs, CT
Section Editor profile
Shirley Baker
Trained as a marine scientist at the Virginia Institute of Marine Science, Shirley Baker has worked in a variety of systems, both marine and freshwater. She joined the faculty of the University of Florida in 1999 and is now an associate professor in the Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences program. Her research focuses on the physiological ecology of bivalve mollusks. Areas of specialization include functional morphology, feeding ecology, bioenergetics, and effects of perturbations such as salinity, temperature and eutrophication on productivity. Baker is currently working with hard clam aquaculture in Florida; her collaborative research program is working to address several industry concerns, including climate change.
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