Publications
2023
36. Carroll, J.M., W. De La Torre, J.E. Kelly. 2023. Submarine groundwater discharge interacts with creek geomorphology to affect eastern oyster Crassostrea virginica growth rates in coastal Georgia. PeerJ 11: e15873 https://doi.org/10.7717/peerj.15837
35. Batchelor S. ŧ, J.S. Harrison, S.E. Greiman, L.M. Treible, J.M. Carroll. 2023. Assessment of infection prevalence and intensity of disease-causing parasitic protozooans Perkensis marinus and Haplosporidium nelson in Georgia oysters. Microorganisms 11:1808 https://doi.org/10.3390/microorganisms11071808
2022
34. Whitesell**, E.A. Hunter, D.C. Rostal, J.M. Carroll. 2022. Direct and indirect pathways for environmental drivers of hatching success in the loggerhead sea turtle (Caretta caretta). Marine Ecology Progress Series 701:119-132 https://doi.org/10.3354/meps14197
33. Carroll, J.M., M.J. Whitesell**, E.A. Hunter, D.C. Rostal. 2022. First time's a charm? Loggerhead neophyte mothers have higher hatching success. Southeastern Naturalist.
32. Gobler, C.J., M.H. Doall, B.J. Peterson, C.S. Young, F. DeLaney, R.B. Wallace, S. Tomasetti, T. Currin, B. Morrell, E.M. Lamoureuz, B. Ueoka, A.W. Griffith, J.M. Carroll, D. Nanjappa, J. Jankowiak, J. Goleski, A.M. Famurulo, Y. Kang, E. Pikitch, C. Santora, S.M. Heck, D. Cottrell, D. Chin, R. Kulp. 2022. Rebuilding a collapsed hard clam (Mercenaria mercenaria) population, restoring seagrass meadows, and eradicating harmful algal blooms in a temperate lagoon using spawner sanctuaries. Frontiers in Marine Science doi: 10.3389/fmars.2022.911731
31. Annis, W.K. **, E.A. Hunter, J.M. Carroll. 2022. Within-marsh and landscape features structure ribbed mussel distribution in Georgia, USA, marshes. Estuaries and Coasts. https://doi.org/10.1007/s12237-022-01090-w
30. Brennan, M., L. McBrayer, J.M. Carroll, K.L. Krysko, A.A. Yackel Adams. 2022. New state and county records of introduced amphibians and reptiles of Georgia, USA. Herpetological Review. 53:272-273.
29. Kleinas, N.L. **, J.M. Carroll. 2022. Does the presence of boring sponge alter timing of sex change in slipper shell snails, Crepidula fornicata? Biological Bulletin 242: 238-249.
28. Carroll, J.M., S.T. Tettelbach, L.J. Jackson, R.E. Kulp, E. McCoy, B.J. Peterson. 2022. Variability in site characteristics linked to bay scallop abundance but not tethered survival: Implications for restoration. Journal of Experimental Marine Biology and Ecology 546: 151663
2021
27. Carroll, J.M., J.L. Kelly, L.M. Treible, T. Bliss. 2021. Submarine groundwater discharge as a potential driver of eastern oyster, Crassostrea virginica, populations in Georgia. Marine Environmental Research. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.marenvres.2021.105440
26. Dieudonne, J.*, J.M. Carroll. 2021. The impacts of boring sponges on oyster health across multiple sites and tidal heights. Estuaries and Coasts. https://doi.org/10.1007/s12237-021-00942-1
25. Carroll, J.M., R. Dashiel*, J.C. Watts**, E.A. Hunter. 2021. Tidal level affects the prevalence and impacts of pests and parasites on oysters (Crassostrea virginica) on intertidal reefs in Georgia, USA. Marine Biology. 168: 45 https://doi.org/10.1007/s00227-021-03848-5
2020
24. Tettelbach, S.T., B.T. Furman, S.W.T. Hughes, J.M. Carroll, B.J. Peterson, J. Havelin, C.R.H. Tettelbach, R.M. Patricio. 2020. Attempted use of an uncommon bay scallop color morph for tracking the contribution of restoration efforts to population recovery. Restoration Ecology. doi: 10.1111/rec.13109
2019
23. Carroll, J.M., D.A. Keller, B.T. Furman and A.D. Stubler. 2019. Rough around the edges: lessons learned and future directions in marine edge studies. Current Landscape Ecology Reports 4: 91-102 DOI: 10.1111/1365-2745.13154
22. Carroll, J.M., J.C. Clements. 2019. Scaredy-oysters: In situ documentation of an oyster behavioral response to predators. Southeastern Naturalist 18:N21-N26
21. Carroll, J.M., A.D. Stubler, C.M. Finelli, B.J. Peterson. 2019. The potential use of seagrass herbivory patterns as an indicator of herbivore community change after tropical marine protected area establishment. Gulf and Caribbean Research 30:SC1-SC6.
20. Carroll, J.M., B.T. Furman, L.J. Jacksonŧ, B.J. Peterson. 2019. Propagule risk in a marine foundation species: seascape effects on Zostera marina seed predation. Journal of Ecology 107:1982-1994
2018
19. Carroll, J.M., M.B. Church*, C.M. Finelli. 2018. Periwinkle climbing response to water- and airborne predator cues may depend on home-marsh geography. PeerJ 6:e5744. DOI 10.7717/peerj.5744
18. Watts, J.C.**, J.M. Carroll, D.M. Munroe, C.F. Finelli. 2018. Examination of the potential relationship between boring sponges and pea crabs and their effects on eastern oyster condition. Diseases of Aquatic Organisms 130:25-36.
2017
17. Stubler, A.D., H. Robertson**, H.J. Styron, J.M. Carroll, C.M. Finelli. 2017. Reproductive and recruitment dynamics of clionaid sponges on oyster reefs in North Carolina. Invertebrate Biology. DOI: 10.1111/ivb.12188
2016
2015
16. Carroll, J.M., K.A., O'Shaughnessy, G.A. Diedrich*, C.M. Finelli. 2015. Are oysters being bored to death? Influence of Cliona celata on Crassostrea virginica condition, growth and survival. Diseases of Aquatic Organisms 117:31-44.
15. Tettelbach S.T., B.J. Petrson, J.M. Carroll, B.T. Furman, S.W.T. Hughes, J. Havelin, J.R. Europe, D.M. Bonal, A.J. Weinstock, C.F. Smith. 2015. Aspiring to an altered stable state: rebuilding of bay scallop populations and fisheries following intensive restoration. Marine Ecology Progress Series 529:121-136
14. Carroll, J.M., J.P. Marion*, C.M. Finelli. 2015. A field test on the effects of mesopredators and landscape setting on juvenile oyster, Crassostrea virginica, consumption on intertidal reefs. Marine Biology. 162:993-1003.
13. Carroll, J.M., K. Riddle*, K.E. Woods*, C.M. Finelli. 2015. Recruitment of the eastern oyster, Crassostrea virginica, in response to settlement cues and predation in North Carolina. Journal of Experimental Marine Biology and Ecology. 463:1-7
12. Carroll, J.M., L.J. Jackson*, B.J. Peterson. 2015. The effect of increasing habitat complexity on bay scallop survival in the presence of different decapod crustacean predators. Estuaries and Coasts. 38: 1569-1579
2014
11. Carroll, J.M., C.M. Finelli. 2014. Impacts of the ectoparasitic snail Boonea impressa on post-set juvenile oysters. Journal of Molluscan Research. 81:161-163
10. Peterson, B.J., A.M. Fournier, B.T. Furman, J.M. Carroll. 2014. Hemigrapsus sanguineus in Long Island salt marshes: experimental evaluation of the interactions between an invasive crab and resident ecosystem engineers. PeerJ: 2:e472; DOI10.7717/peerj.472
9. Tettelbach, S.T., K. Tetrault, J. Carroll. 2014. Efficacy of Netminder® Silicone Release Coating for Biofouling Reduction in Bay Scallop Grow-out and Comparative Effects on Scallop Survival, Growth and Reproduction. Aquaculture Research 45: 234-242
2013
8. Peterson, B.J., E. Bricker, S.J. Brisbin, B.T. Furman, A.D. Stubler, J.M. Carroll, D.L. Berry, C.J. Gobler, A. Calladine, M. Waycott. 2013. Genetic diversity and gene flow in Zostera marina populations surrounding Long Island, New York, USA: No evidence of inbreeding, genetic degradation or population isolation. Aquatic Botany 110: 61-66
7. Carroll, J.M. and B.J. Peterson. 2013. Ecological trade-offs in seascape ecology: bay scallop survival and growth across a seagrass seascape. Landscape Ecology 28: 1401-1413
6. Carroll, J.M. and B.J. Peterson. 2013. Comparisons in demographic rates of bay scallops in eelgrass and the introduced alga, Codium fragile, in New York. Marine Biology 160:1451-1463
5. Tettelbach, S.T., B.J. Peterson, J.M. Carroll, S.W.T. Hughes, D. Bonal, A. Weinstock, J.R. Europe, B.T. Furman, C.F. Smith. 2013. Priming the larval pump: Resergence of bay scallop recruitment after initiation of intensive restoration efforts. Marine Ecology Progress Series 478: 153-172
2012
4. Carroll, J.M., B.T. Furman, S.T. Tettelbach and B.J. Peterson. 2012. Balancing the edge effects budget: Bay scallop settlement and loss along a seagrass edge. Ecology 93:1637-1647
2011
3. Tettelbach, S.T., D. Barnes, J. Aldred, G. Rivara, D. Bonal, A. Weinstock, C. Fitzsimons-Diaz, J. Theil, A. Stark, M.C. Cammorata, K. Wejnert, R. Ames, J. Carroll. 2011. Utility of high-density plantings in bay scallop, Argopecten irradians irradians, restoration. Aquaculture International 19:715-739
2010
2. Carroll, J.M., B.J. Peterson, D. Bonal, A. Weinstock, C.F. Smith, S.T. Tettelbach. 2010. Comparative survival of bay scallops in eelgrass and the introduces alga, Codium fragile, in a New York estuary. MarineBiology 157:249-259
2009
2008
1.Carroll, J., C.J. Gobler, B.J. Peterson.2008 Resource-restricted growth of eelgrass in New York estuaries: light limitation, and alleviation of nutrient stress by hard clams. Marine Ecology Progress Series 369:51-62
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PUBLICATIONS (other)
Carroll, J.M., R.A. Cohen, W.K. Annis. 2020. The potential to use ribbed mussels Guekensia demissa for marsh restoration and living shorelines in Georgia. Technical Report submitted to Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Coastal Research Division in fulfillment of Coastal Incentive Grant Cycle 21-22
Carroll, J.M. 2012 The effects of habitat and predation on bay scallop populations in New York. PhD. Dissertation. Stony Brook University, Stony Brook, New York
Carroll, J.M., S.T. Tettelbach, B.J. Peterson. 2011 Recruitment of bay scallops to artificial seagrass units after high density free planting to a spawner sanctuary in Hallock Bay, NY. Proceedings of the 103rd Annual National Shellfish Association Meeting. Journal of Shellfish Research 30:492
Carroll, J.M., B.J. Peterson, C. Smith, D. Bonal, A. Weisntock, S.T. Tettelbach. 2008 A bay scallop’s brave new world: Can the introduced Codium fragile act as an eelgrass surrogate? Conference Proceedings of the 100th Annual National Shellfish Association Meeting. Journal of Shellfish Research 27:995
Smith, C.F., S.T. Tettelbach, B.J. Peterson, J.M. Carroll. 2008 Effects of habitat on survival of free-planted bay scallops. Final Report prepared for the USEPA/NHEERL, Narragansett, RI