Aquaculture 2025

March 6 - 10, 2025

New Orleans, Louisiana USA

Oyster Posters

  • 350
    Donaven Baughman

    ALLOCATION TRADE-OFFS ASSOCIATED WITH DIFFERENCES IN SALINITY REGIME AND PREDATION RISK IN JUVENILE EASTERN OYSTERS Crassostrea virginica

    Donaven Baughman

  • 352
    Kelvin F. Ofori

    INVESTIGATION OF THE PRESENCE AND PERSISTENCE OF BACTERIA IN SEAWATER AND OYSTERS Crassostrea virginica FROM SALLY COVE IN REHOBOTH BAY, DELAWARE

    Kelvin F. Ofori

  • 353
    Akeem Brown

    CAN MANGANESE NEUROTOXICITY TO THE DOPAMINERGIC SYSTEM OF THE BIVALVE MOLLUSC Crassostrea virginica BE REVERSED BY WASHING

    Akeem Brown

  • 354
    Anielle Thomas

    GLUTAMATE NEURONS SERVE AS EXCITATORY INTERNEURONS INNERVATING SEROTONIN NEURONS IN GANGLIA OF THE BIVALVE Crassostrea virginica

    Anielle Thomas

  • 356
    Ashanti Mcfarlane

    GLUTAMATE IS AN EXCITATORY NEUROTRANSMITTER IN CEREBRAL GANGLIA OF THE BIVALVE Crassostrea virginica

    Ashanti Mcfarlane

  • 357
    Tameika Thomas

    PRESENCE OF THE LIGHT SENSITIVE PHOTORECEPTOR RHODOPSIN IN MANTLE RIM SENSORY TENTACLES OF THE BIVALVE Crassostrea virginica

    Tameika Thomas

  • 358
    Mahnoor Saqib

    RASAGILINE AS A TREATMENT FOR MANGANESE NEUROTOXICITY OF THE DOPAMINERGIC CILIO-INHIBITORY INNERVATION IN Crassostrea virginica

    Mahnoor Saqib

  • 359
    Victory Obianke

    GLUTAMATE POSTSYNAPTIC RECEPTORS IN VISCERAL GANGLIA OF THE BIVALVE Crassostrea virginica ARE IONOTROPIC TYPE RECEPTORS

    Victory Obianke

  • 360
    Jade E. Fiorilla

    THE EASTERN OYSTER MICROBIOME AND WITHIN-GENERATION ADAPTATIONS RESULTING FROM REPEATED EXPOSURE TO ENVIRONMENTAL STRESSORS

    Jade E. Fiorilla

  • 361
    Sarah Bodenstein

    ADVANCING QUALITY MANAGEMENT AND SEED CONDITIONING PRACTICES IN AN OYSTER NURSERY

    Sarah Bodenstein

  • 362
    Romain Lavaud

    INCLUDING OCEAN ACIDIFICATION EFFECTS ON BIOCALCIFICATION IN A DYNAMIC ENERGY BUDGET MODEL

    Romain Lavaud

  • 363
    Elizabeth A. Roros

    EVALUATING TUMBLE CULTURE AS A METHOD TO IMPROVE PACIFIC OYSTER Crassostrea gigas GROWTH AND LABOR EFFICIENCY ON SOUTHEAST ALASKA SHELLFISH FARMS

    Elizabeth A. Roros

  • 364
    Joyce Yuk-Ting Lau

    ASSESSING IMPACT OF CONTAMINANTS OF EMERGING CONCERN ON OYSTER HEMOCYTES

    Joyce Yuk-Ting Lau

  • 365
    Francis Pan

    BREEDING SHELLFISH FOR IMPROVED YIELDS ACROSS THE PACIFIC COAST OF NORTH AMERICA

    Francis Pan

  • 366
    Andrew Barfield

    ANALYZING ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS ON THE PERFORMANCE OF EASTERN OYSTERS Crassostrea virginica IN NORTH CAROLINA OYSTER FARMS

    Andrew Barfield

  • 367
    Sara Norton

    INVESTIGATING WATER QUALITY IMPROVEMENT DUE TO RESTORATION OF SUBTIDAL EASTERN OYSTERS Crassostrea virginica IN PAMLICO SOUND

    Sara Norton

  • 368
    Gillian Douglas

    A FARM COLLECTIVE FIELD STUDY OF 4 LINEAGES OF PACIFIC OYSTERS: MIDORI, MIYAGI, TRIPLOID, HYBRID, ACROSS CALIFORNIA COASTAL ESTUARINE ENVIRONMENTS

    Gillian Douglas

  • 369
    Brandon Feole

    IMPACT OF SAMPLING METHOD ON EASTERN OYSTER Crassostrea virginica HEMOLYMPH MICROBIAL COMMUNITIES EVALUATED USING CULTURE AND 16S AMPLICON SEQUENCING APPROACHES

    Brandon Feole

  • 370
    David Bushek

    SHIFTS IN OYSTER SPAWNING PATTERNS IN DELAWARE BAY: A COMPARATIVE STUDY (2014 VS. 2024)

    David Bushek

  • 371
    Kennedy McGrath

    ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS AND RISK ON JUVENILE OYSTER GROWTH AND SURVIVAL IN LONG ISLAND SOUND

    Kennedy McGrath

  • 372
    Mark S. Yeats

    INVESTIGATING GENE EXPRESSION PLASTICITY IN PACIFIC OYSTER Magallana gigas LARVAE SUBJECTED TO OCEAN ACIDIFICATION CONDITIONS

    Mark S. Yeats

  • 373
    Kiley Ruffhead

    OPTIMIZING OYSTER FARMING: A YEAR-LONG INVESTIGATION INTO THE EFFECTS OF BAG TYPE, MESH SIZE, AND PLACEMENT ON AQUACULTURE CONDITIONS

    Kiley Ruffhead

  • 374
    Emily Hicks

    PERCEPTIONS OF MUD BLISTER WORMS IN WEST COAST ESTUARIES

    Emily Hicks

  • 375
    Katie Riggleman

    EFFECTS OF WATER PH BUFFERING ON Crassostrea virginica SPAT

    Katie Riggleman

  • 376
    Isaac Tetel

    NON-LETHAL TISSUE SAMPLING AND SPECIES IDENTIFICATION FOR Crassostrea virginica IN BISCAYNE BAY, FLORIDA: IMPLICATIONS FOR HABITAT RESTORATION EFFORTS AND SPECIES CONSERVATION

    Isaac Tetel

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