This is a spotted knifejaw, a fish that usually lives in deeper waters around the Northwestern Hawaiian islands, extremely rare around the main islands. Read the article here.
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About Me
- John Carroll
- I am a marine biologist that is currently attending graduate school at the School of Marine and Atmospheric Sciences, Marine Sciences Research Center, of Stony Brook University, New York. I am very interested in marine ecology and have been focusing my studies on bay scallop interactions with their habitats. I plan to investigate various anthropogenic impacts on bay scallop populations for my PhD dissertation. This blog will highlight the details of my graduate research, from bay scallop-eelgrass interactions as previously mentioned, to alternative habitats for scallops, such as Codium, to trophic cascades, and more. Enjoy!
Marked scallops in an Eelgrass bed, part of my summer research
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