Publications by authors named "Susan S Bell"

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Climate drives coupled regime shifts across subtropical estuarine ecosystems.
Stephen G Hesterberg, Kendal Jackson, Susan S Bell

Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A· August 2022

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Natural recovery of a marine foundation species emerges decades after landscape-scale mortality.
Margaret O Hall, Susan S Bell, Bradley T Furman, Michael J Durako

Sci Rep· March 2021

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Long-term performance of seagrass restoration projects in Florida, USA.
Ryan J Rezek, Bradley T Furman, Robin P Jung, Margaret O Hall, Susan S Bell

Sci Rep· October 2019

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Three-dimensional interstitial space mediates predator foraging success in different spatial arrangements.
Stephen G Hesterberg, C Cole Duckett, Elizabeth A Salewski, Susan S Bell

Ecology· April 2017

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Predator Diet and Trophic Position Modified with Altered Habitat Morphology.
Alexander Tewfik, Susan S Bell, Kevin S McCann, Kristina Morrow

PLoS One· July 2016

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Saltmarsh boundary modulates dispersal of mangrove propagules: implications for mangrove migration with sea-level rise.
Jennifer M Peterson, Susan S Bell

PLoS One· November 2015

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Tidal events and salt-marsh structure influence black mangrove (Avicennia germinans) recruitment across an ecotone.
Jennifer M Peterson, Susan S Bell

Ecology· July 2012

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Risk of predation reflects variation in the reproductive strategy of a dominant forage fish in mangrove tidal tributaries.
Justin M Krebs, Susan S Bell

Oecologia· March 2012

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Foraging behavior under starvation conditions is altered via photosynthesis by the marine gastropod, Elysia clarki.
Michael L Middlebrooks, Sidney K Pierce, Susan S Bell

PLoS One· December 2011

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Colonization of a dynamic substrate: factors influencing recruitment of the wood-boring isopod, Sphaeroma terebrans, onto red mangrove (Rhizophora mangle) prop roots.
Allen R Brooks, Susan S Bell

Oecologia· May 2001

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Toward a landscape approach in seagrass beds: using macroalgal accumulation to address questions of scale.
Susan S Bell, Margaret O Hall, Bradley D Robbins

Oecologia· October 1995

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Production in Natural and Restored Seagrasses: A Case Study of a Macrobenthic Polychaete.
Susan S Bell, Lee Ann J Clements, Josepha Kurdziel

Ecol Appl· November 1993

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Field evidence that shrimp predation regulates meiofauna.
Susan S Bell, Bruce C Coull

Oecologia· January 1978

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