J. C. Hegg

Let's Do the Time Warp Again: Non-linear time series matching as a tool for sequentially structured data in ecology

This study applies Dynamic Time Warping (DTW) to ecological time series data to detect subtle behavioral patterns in fish movement records that traditional methods miss.

Sawfish, Read in Tooth and Saw: rostral teeth as endogenous chemical records of movement and life-history in a critically endangered species

This study uses rostral teeth from largetooth sawfish to recover chemical tracers and growth structures, providing insights into their movement and life history without direct field study.

Simultaneous collection of 87Sr/86Sr and trace-element data in otoliths and other sclerochronological hard structures

This paper introduces a novel laser ablation split-stream method for simultaneous collection of Sr isotope and trace-element data from sclerochronological structures, showing improved throughput and data accuracy.