Charles W. Martin

The paper uses deep transfer learning with trophic priors to analyze nekton habitat use in the Gulf of Mexico, revealing how environmental gradients and seagrass structure influence species distribution.

This study examines variation in Gulf killifish avoidance behavior toward petroleum-contaminated sediments across four estuaries, finding regional differences in response to fresh oil but not weathered oil.

This study examines how temperature affects seagrass recovery across the Western North Atlantic, finding that higher temperatures generally enhance recovery, while nutrient and herbivore interactions reduce it.

This study examines habitat preferences of Littoraria irrorata snails in salt marshes through field observations and behavioral experiments, finding consistent distribution patterns linked to vegetation types and plant characteristics.