New Publications

Bell SL, Shilling EN, Pantoni GS, Eckert RJ, Sharp WC, et al. 2025. Genetic lineages do not predict stony coral tissue loss disease resistance or survivorship among coral restoration outplants in Florida. Restor Ecol. e70234.

 

Bieler R, Bogan AE, Dietl GP, Duda Jr TF, Fuchs CE, et al. 2025. Putting U.S. mollusk collections on the map: collaborative digitization and innovation. Nautilus. 139(3):91-103.

 

Brannum RJ, Minch K, Wideroff M, Shea CP, Foley AM, et al. 2025. Pier pressure: 23 years of incidental sea turtle captures at recreational fishing piers along Florida's Gulf coastline. Front Mar Sci. 12.1686607.

 

Bratton R, Havice E, Wade E. 2025. Commercial and recreational fisher participation in marine fisheries management decision-making. Mar Pol. 185:106988.

 

Casale P, Figgener C, Arendt M, Ceriani SA, Sanchez CL, et al. 2025. Performance comparison of Argos and Iridium tracking technologies for sea turtle movement ecology studies.  Animals. 15(24), 3605.

 

Casola WR, Barry S, Klizentyte K, Crandall C, Sipos M. 2026. Assessing an expert education program in support of non-regulatory marine fisheries management. Ocean Coast Manag. 273:108046.

 

Cramer MT, Radabaugh KR, Beck M, Flaherty-Walia K, et al. 2025. Tampa Bay. Chapter 4v2. In: Radabaugh KR, Craig CA, Cramer MT, editors. Coastal habitat integrated mapping and monitoring program report for the state of Florida. St. Petersburg, FL: Fish and Wildlife Research Institute, Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission. Technical Report 21, v2. 

 

Cramer MT, Radabaugh KR, Gandy R, Swanson S, et al. 2025. Sarasota Bay. Chapter 5v2. In: Radabaugh KR, Craig CA, Cramer MT, editors. Coastal habitat integrated mapping and monitoring program report for the state of Florida. St. Petersburg, FL: Fish and Wildlife Research Institute, Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission. Technical Report 21, v2.

 

Dix N, Stewart HA, Roddenberry A, Radabaugh KR, et al. 2025. Northeast Florida. Chapter 9v2. In: Radabaugh KR, Stewart HA, Geiger SP, Craig CA, editors. Oyster integrated mapping and monitoring program report for the state of Florida. St. Petersburg, FL: Fish and Wildlife Research Institute, Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission. Technical Report 22, v2.

 

Davis LR, Enge KM. 2025. Drymarchon couperi (eastern indigo snake). Burrowing behavior. Herpetol Rev. 56:95-96.

 

Doran‐Myers D, McCown JW, Schueller P, Scheick BK. 2025. Rapid growth of a black bear subpopulation in the eastern panhandle of Florida. J Wildl Manag. e70155.

 

Enge KM, Thomas TM, Stalker J, Duvert-Ortega M, Hardman R. 2025. Macrochelys suwanniensis (Suwannee alligator snapping turtle). Tail deformity. Herpetol. Rev. 56:74.

 

Enge KM, Diaz, R. 2025. New country records for non-native lizard species in Florida, USA. Herp Rev. 56(1), 36-40.

 

Enge KM, Stalker J, Christman KW, Woo B. 2025. Discovery of a disjunct population of the Florida scrub lizard (Sceloporus woodi) in St. Lucie County, Florida. Southeast Nat. 24(4): N59‒N63.

 

Fedler MT, Enge KM, Krotenberg TD. 2025. Siren intermedia (lesser siren). Herpetol Rev. 56:33.

 

Gardner AG, Pérez HE. 2025. Habitat, seasonal temperature and collection year drive variable germination responses in the endangered plant Harperocallis flava. Conserv Physiol. 13(1): coaf079.

 

Geiger SP, Radabaugh KR, Williams EA, Hesterberg S, Radigan R, et al. 2025. Tampa and Sarasota Bays. Chapter 5v2. In: Radabaugh KR, Craig CA, Cramer MT, Geiger SP, editors. Oyster integrated mapping and monitoring program report for the state of Florida. St. Petersburg, FL: Fish and Wildlife Research Institute, Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission. Technical Report 22, v2.

 

Lescord GL, Lajoie CM, Lange TR. 2025. Mercury in biota from Florida’s freshwater lakes and rivers: a review of current research and emerging challenges. Environ Rev. 33:1-8.

 

Liberman R, Hiley A, Huebner LK, Colella MA, Ruzicka RR, et al. 2025. Octocoral dynamics over a decade on Florida’s coral reef. Sci Rep. (15) 37635.

 

Lima FD, Monzón-Argüello C, Parra H, Santos M, Ceriani SA. 2025. Unraveling spatio-temporal genetic connectivity of loggerhead sea turtles across the North Atlantic. Basic Appl Ecol. 90: 42–51

 

Miller KE, Hewett Ragheb EL, Dudek S, Cardas A. 2025. Source population response when Florida scrub‐jay family groups are removed for translocation. Ecol Evol.15(12): e72693.

 

Miller KE, Bouton J, Galvez R, Hryniewich M, Gles L. 2025. Observations at the Florida Keys Hawkwatch indicate range expansions for the snail kite and white-tailed kite. Florida Field Naturalist. 53:103-111.

 

Miller KE, Fitzwilliam A, Oteyza JC, Schumann A, Faulhaber C. 2025. Conservation breeding and population reinforcement of the Florida Grasshopper Sparrow, Florida, USA. Pp. 71-76. In: Soorae PS, editor. Global Conservation Translocation Perspectives: 2025. Case studies from around the globe – 8th Edition. Switzerland: IUCN/SSC Conservation Translocation Specialist Group.

 

Mulla A, Enge KM. 2025. Geographic distribution: Agama picticauda (Peter's rock agama). Herpetol Rev. 56:33.

 

Mullaney AJ, Flenniken JM. 2025. Novel observation of Colletes ultravalidus (Apoidea: Colletidae) from a gopher tortoise (Gopherus polyphemus) burrow apron. Southeast Nat. 24(4): N43-46.

 

Muller EM, Ladd MC, Karp R, Montoya-Maya PH, Parsons KT, et al. 2025. Success of restoration strategies in preventing extirpation of two critically endangered coral species. Conserv Biol. e70168.

 

Murie DJ, Parkyn DC, Smith Jr. GH, Leonard E, Carroll JL, et al. 2025. Age and growth of greater amberjack (Seriola dumerili) in the Gulf of America. Fishes.10(12):620.

 

Parker M, Craig CA, Radabaugh KR, Escandell O, et al. 2025. Central Eastern Florida. Chapter 8v2. In: Radabaugh KR, Craig CA, Cramer MT, Geiger SP, editors. Oyster integrated mapping and monitoring program report for the state of Florida. St. Petersburg, FL: Fish and Wildlife Research Institute, Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission. Technical Report 22, v2.

 

Paoli JE, Thongthum T, Bassett M, Smith LM, Braun de Torrez E, et al. 2025. Virome and microbiome of Florida bats illuminate viral co-infections, dietary viral signals, and gut microbiome shifts. Microorganisms.13(11), 2625.

 

Renchen GF, Butler CB, Hutchinson E, Matthews TR. 2026. Chasing bugs: characterizing the spatiotemporal patterns of recreational lobster fishing in the Florida Keys. Ocean Coast Manag. 273: 108057.

 

Rosales SM, Klinges JG, Clark AS, Muller EM, Huebner LK. 2025. Stony Coral Tissue Loss Disease results in persistent microbial‐level disturbances on coral reef ecosystems. Environ Microbiol Rep. 17(6): e70264.

 

Sharp WC, Delgado GA, Cannizzaro J, Hu C, Sugierski S, et al. 2025. A sponge mortality event associated with a picocyanobacterial bloom in a semi-enclosed basin in central Florida Bay, USA. Estuaries Coast. 49, 18.

 

Song Q, Wooley AK, Yakich DM, Poulakis GR, Heath Lukas, et al. 2025. Cranial myology of the smalltooth sawfish (Pristis pectinata): implications for headshaking behaviors and entanglement in marine debris. Fish Bull. 123:261–273.

 

Thomas TM, Enge KM, Stevenson DJ, Johnston GR. 2025. Macrochelys suwanniensis Thomas, Granatosky, Bourque, Krysko, Moler, Gamble, Suarez, Leone, Enge, and Roman 2014 – Suwannee Alligator Snapping Turtle. Pp. 133.1–133.20. In: Rhodin AGJ, Iverson JB, VanDijk PP, et al, editors. Conservation Biology of Freshwater Turtles and Tortoises: A Compilation Project of the IUCN/SSC Tortoise and Freshwater Turtle Specialist Group. Chelonian Res Monogr. 5 (19).

 

Weber DN, Lindelien S, Dutterer AC, Dotson JR, Moran J, et al. 2025. Nonlethal, epigenetic age estimation in a freshwater sportfish, Florida bass (Micropterus salmoides). Ecol Evol. 15(11): e72495.