Gail D. Schwieterman

Effects of short-term novel bait consumption on the physiology and thermal tolerance of the American lobster (Homarus americanus)

Amalia M. Harrington, Krista Kraskura, Gail D. Schwieterman, Joshua S. Stoll et autres

Diet is known to modulate ectotherm thermal performance, making its impacts crucial to consider in the face of climate change. Recent shifts in bait usage in the Maine lobster fishery have exposed lobsters in the Gulf of Maine to new food sources, …

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Effects of short-term novel bait consumption on the physiology and thermal tolerance of the American lobster (Homarus americanus)

Amalia M. Harrington, Krista Kraskura, Gail D. Schwieterman, Joshua S. Stoll et autres

Diet is known to modulate ectotherm thermal performance, making its impacts crucial to consider in the face of climate change. Recent shifts in bait usage in the Maine lobster fishery have exposed lobsters in the Gulf of Maine to new food sources, …

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THERMAL ACCLIMATION AND MEAL ITEM SHAPE POSTPRANDIAL AEROBIC PERFORMANCE IN THE AMERICAN LOBSTER (HOMARUS AMERICANUS)

Madeleine Yung, Gail D. Schwieterman, Amalia M. Harrington, Krista Kraskura et autres

Abstract Rapid warming in the Gulf of Maine and shifts in bait usage in Maine’s lobster industry are altering the thermal and nutritional landscapes for American lobsters (Homarus americanus), with unknown sublethal impacts on lobster physiology. Specific dynamic action (SDA) is the …

THERMAL ACCLIMATION AND MEAL ITEM SHAPE POSTPRANDIAL AEROBIC PERFORMANCE IN THE AMERICAN LOBSTER (HOMARUS AMERICANUS)

Madeleine Yung, Gail D. Schwieterman, Amalia M. Harrington, Krista Kraskura et autres

Abstract Rapid warming in the Gulf of Maine and shifts in bait usage in Maine’s lobster industry are altering the thermal and nutritional landscapes for American lobsters (Homarus americanus), with unknown sublethal impacts on lobster physiology. Specific dynamic action (SDA) is the …

Nuance or noise? Embracing variability in animal physiology research

Gail D. Schwieterman, Emily A. Hardison, Chris M. Wood, Warren W. Burggren

Abstract Environmental variability and variability among individuals are inherent to nearly all biological systems, yet these forms of variability have been somewhat overlooked by comparative physiologists. Disciplines such as ecology and evolutionary biology have long embraced the complexity of natural systems and …

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Incorporating environmental variability into physiological experiments: rationale and resources

Emily A. Hardison, Emily M. Donham, Melanie Duc Bo Massey, Andrea J. Morash et autres

Our understanding of how environmental variability shapes animal physiology and behaviour is rapidly evolving. This is largely facilitated by a new wave of physiology research that has embraced environmental variability by simulating real-world conditions in experimental designs. While the move away from …

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Thermal acclimation and meal item shape postprandial aerobic performance in the American lobster ( Homarus americanus )

Madeleine Yung, Amalia M. Harrington, Krista Kraskura, Alyssa Benoit et autres

Rapid warming in the Gulf of Maine and shifts in bait usage in Maine's lobster industry are altering the thermal and nutritional landscapes for American lobsters (Homarus americanus), with unknown sublethal impacts on lobster physiology. Specific dynamic action (SDA) is the postprandial …

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Conservation physiology of freshwater fishes: an illustration of pressing questions and implications for management

Naomi K. Pleizier, Gail D. Schwieterman, Kim Birnie‐Gauvin, Tamzin A. Blewett et autres

Abstract Rivers, lakes, and wetlands are facing threats that continue to grow in intensity and frequency from climate change, habitat fragmentation, invasive species, changes in food availability, natural disasters, various forms of pollution (e.g., trace metals, light, noise), and emerging infectious diseases. …

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The lab-field continuum in conservation physiology research: leveraging multiple approaches to inform policy and practice

Sandra A. Binning, Kerri Lynn Ackerly, Steven J. Cooke, Marco Fusi et autres

In the field of conservation physiology, there is often a trade off between conducting research in controlled laboratory settings or in inherently variable field environments. However, this belief sets up a false dichotomy where laboratory experiments are perceived as providing precise, mechanistic …

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Correction to: ‘Diet changes thermal acclimation capacity, but not acclimation rate, in a marine ectotherm ( Girella nigricans ) during warming’ (2023), by Hardison et al .

Emily A. Hardison, Gail D. Schwieterman, Erika J. Eliason

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No effects of abiotic and anthropogenic factors on reef-associated neonate shark abundance within a shark nursery-area system

Ian A. Bouyoucos, Colin Ashley Simpfendorfer, Gail D. Schwieterman, Kim B. Eustache et autres

Context Coastal habitats function as shark nursery areas; however, coastal habitats can experience extreme variation in abiotic conditions and are susceptible to human disturbances. Aims Drivers of abundance were tested within a shark nursery-area system in two populations of reef-associated neonate sharks, …

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Mechanisms of cardiac collapse at high temperature in a marine teleost (Girella nigrians)

Gail D. Schwieterman, Emily A. Hardison, Georgina Cox, Jacey C. Van Wert et autres

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