Julie W. Ambler - Concepedia

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Julie W. Ambler

Texas A&M University

Also Known As

Ambler, Julie W, J. W. Ambler, J.W. Ambler, Julie Ambler, Julie W. Ambler, Julie Weills Ambler

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Texas A&M University Millersville University Smithsonian Institution Oregon State University

About

Julie W. Ambler is an author at Texas A&M University specializing in marine biology, engineering, and biology.

Top Concepts

#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Engineering	10	10	631
2	Natural Sciences	4	4	94
3	Health Sciences	1	1	85
4	Public Health	1	1	10
5	Social Sciences	1	1	14

Julie W. Ambler

Publications

977

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	Year	Citations
Food habits of deep-sea macrourid fishes off the Oregon coast William G. Pearcy, Julie W. Ambler Deep Sea Research and Oceanographic Abstracts Aquatic Food SystemEngineeringFishery ScienceOregon CoastMarine Biology	1974	131
Seasonal factors affecting egg production and viability of eggs of Acartia tonsa Dana from East Lagoon, Galveston, Texas Julie W. Ambler Estuarine Coastal and Shelf Science Aquatic Food SystemEngineeringAquacultureEast LagoonAgricultural Economics	1985	129
Vertical habitat-partitioning by copepodites and adults of subtropical oceanic copepods Julie W. Ambler, C. B. Miller Marine Biology BiologyBenthic CommunityEngineeringVertical Habitat-partitioningMarine Ecology	1987	92
Marine Biodiversity. Patterns and Processes Julie W. Ambler, Rupert Ormond, John Gage, Estuaries BiodiversityEngineeringCoral EcosystemsDeep-sea EcologyMarine Biodiversity	1998	89
Effect of food quantity and quality on egg production of Acartia tonsa Dana from East Lagoon, Galveston, Texas Julie W. Ambler Estuarine Coastal and Shelf Science Aquatic Food SystemFood QuantityHealth SciencesEast LagoonAquaculture System	1986	85
Seasonal cycles of zooplankton from San Francisco Bay Julie W. Ambler, James E. Cloern, Anne Hutchinson Hydrobiologia OceanographySan Francisco BayZooplankton Ecology	1985	81
Plankton dynamics on the outer southeastern U.S. continental shelf. Part II: A time-dependent biological model Eileen E. Hofmann, Julie W. Ambler Journal of Marine Research Plankton DynamicsMarine GeologyEngineeringTime-dependent Biological ModelMarine Ecology	1988	78
Population structure and swarm formation of the cyclopoid copepod Dioithona oculata near mangrove cays Julie W. Ambler, Frank D. Ferrari, John A. Fornshell Journal of Plankton Research	1991	63
The feeding behavior of a predatory planktonic copepod, <i>Torlanus discaudatus</i>1 Julie W. Ambler, Bruce W. Frost Limnology and Oceanography BiologyForagingPredator-prey InteractionInterspecific Behavioral InteractionNatural Prey Densities	1974	49
he swarming behavior of the copepod <i>Dioithona oculata</i>: In situ and laboratory studies Edward J. Buskey, Jay Peterson, Julie W. Ambler Limnology and Oceanography BiologyMyriapodaMorphological EvidenceEngineeringNatural Sciences	1996	49

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