The timing of recurring biological and seasonal environmental events is changing on a
global scale relative to temperature and other climate drivers. This study considers the Gulf …

Phenological mismatch—maladaptive changes in phenology resulting from altered timing of
environmental cues—is an increasing concern in many ecological systems, yet its effects on …

An approximate 1: 1 sex ratio of American lobsters can be skewed due to environmental
factors or fisheries management. Substantial skewness can impact mating behaviour and …

Size distribution and size frequency information of American lobsters (Homarus americanus)
are often used to help estimate the age distributions, and reproductive output for the species …

Monitoring the moulting phenology of American lobsters (Homarus americanus) is important
for maintaining sustainable lobster stocks. Changes in lobster landings can affect …

The American lobster fishery is the most economically significant commercial fishery in
Atlantic Canada and takes place in waters that are warming due to climate change. Lobster …

This study uses the Maine Department of Marine Resources Lobster Sea Sampling data
(2000–2016) and logistic models to develop the first time series for the timing and …

Simple nutritional condition indicators are needed to provide information on the influence of
ecosystem changes on the populations of the American lobster Homarus americanus on …

Male lobsters (Homarus americanus) harvested as 'quarters'(1.25 lbs/567 g) in two time
periods (winter, N= 16, and summer, N= 25) of 2018 are examined. Indicators of quality data …

Understanding both the social and biological factors surrounding conservation is important
for informing effective fisheries management. This dissertation examines conservation in the …