Voss lab graduate students Ryan, Lexie, Ian, and Erin are attending the Association for the Sciences of Limnology and Oceanography (ASLO) 2019 Aquatic Sciences Meeting this week in San Juan, Puerto Rico. They spent their Sunday exploring the island but are excited to begin the conference and present!
Come see our presentations at the following dates and times:
Session: Improving Coral Reef Resilience with Transformational Science
Tuesday afternoon, Exhibit Hall B, Poster 138
Combs I*, Studivan MS, Beal J, Voss JD. Characterizing the impacts of scleractinian tissue loss disease on corals in southeast Florida
Tuesday afternoon, Exhibit Hall B, Poster 140
Shilling E*, Beal J, Voss JD. Implementing disease intervention strategies on corals in the southeast Florida Reef Tract and assessing their potential impact on mucus microbial communities
Session: Coral Reef Ecosystems
Thursday afternoon, Exhibit Hall B, Poster 184
Eckert RJ*, Studivan MS, Voss JD. Populations of the coral species Montastraea cavernosa lack vertical connectivity on the Belize Barrier Reef
Friday at 16:45, Room 104
Sturm AB*, Méndez JG, Studivan MS, Eckert RJ, Chei E, Dodge DL, González Díaz SP, and Voss JD. Assessing population connectivity of the coral species, Montastraea cavernosa, across local and regional scales in Cuba and the Tropical Western Atlantic
We hope to see you all there!
Come see our presentations at the following dates and times:
Session: Improving Coral Reef Resilience with Transformational Science
Tuesday afternoon, Exhibit Hall B, Poster 138
Combs I*, Studivan MS, Beal J, Voss JD. Characterizing the impacts of scleractinian tissue loss disease on corals in southeast Florida
Tuesday afternoon, Exhibit Hall B, Poster 140
Shilling E*, Beal J, Voss JD. Implementing disease intervention strategies on corals in the southeast Florida Reef Tract and assessing their potential impact on mucus microbial communities
Session: Coral Reef Ecosystems
Thursday afternoon, Exhibit Hall B, Poster 184
Eckert RJ*, Studivan MS, Voss JD. Populations of the coral species Montastraea cavernosa lack vertical connectivity on the Belize Barrier Reef
Friday at 16:45, Room 104
Sturm AB*, Méndez JG, Studivan MS, Eckert RJ, Chei E, Dodge DL, González Díaz SP, and Voss JD. Assessing population connectivity of the coral species, Montastraea cavernosa, across local and regional scales in Cuba and the Tropical Western Atlantic
We hope to see you all there!
