Erica T. Jarvis Mason

This study estimates Antarctic krill productivity using a Length-Based Spawning Potential Ratio model across different strata, revealing spatial and temporal variability and the need for adaptive management.

The paper uses long-term larval abundance data and species distribution models to predict fishery recruitment in two reef fish species, finding that larval abundance correlates with future catch and environmental trends.

The paper investigates how recruitment limitation affects fishing-induced collapse in a spawning aggregation fishery, finding that sporadic recruitment events and environmental factors influence population dynamics and recovery.