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Sharks at Hawaii's beaches

Fish Acoustics at Kona

Maui Shark Aggregations

Honolulu Star Bulletin 'FishTalk'

ScienceNow 'The Talk of the Sea'

ScienceNow 'There's No Scent Like Home'

MSNBC LiveScience 'Talking fish'

Inside Science News 'Fish Stories'

FACTS Magazine 'Tratsch unter Wasser'

Honolulu Star Bulletin 'Sharks' Sixth Sense'

Monterey Bay Aquarium Lecture

 

Click on Photo for Fish Bioacoustics Story

 

 

D. sabina - thanks Karen Maruska!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Research Goals

Fishes occur in virtually every aquatic environment and represent the largest group of living vertebrates. Their diverse ecological adaptations provide excellent model systems for experimental studies in behavioral ecology and sensory biology.

Our research is focused on the behavioral ecology and sensory biology of sharks, rays and coral reef fishes. We are interested in the ultimate and proximate mechanisms of feeding, reproductive, orientation and social behaviors, and how sensory systems contribute to their expression. Our approach involves both experimental field work and laboratory studies.

To Zoology Faculty

 

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