Margaret O. Hall - Concepedia

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Margaret O. Hall

Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission

Also Known As

C Grininger, M Hall, M. Hall, M. O. Hall, Margaret O Hall, Margaret O. Hall

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1.6K

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All Affiliations

Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission University of South Florida University of North Carolina Wilmington Florida International University Florida Department of Environmental Protection

About

Margaret O. Hall is an author at Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission specializing in engineering, marine biology, and marine ecology.

Top Concepts

#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Engineering	19	24	1.4K
2	Biology	5	5	282
3	Natural Sciences	3	3	180
4	Medicine	1	1	15
5	Social Sciences	1	1	44

Margaret O. Hall

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	Year	Citations
Faunal response to fragmentation in seagrass habitats: implications for seagrass conservation Susan S. Bell, Robert A. Brooks, Bradley D. Robbins, Biological Conservation Benthic CommunityBiodiversitySeagrassEngineeringSeagrass Conservation	2001	199
Decadal Changes in Seagrass Distribution and Abundance in Florida Bay Margaret O. Hall, Michael J. Durako, James W. Fourqurean, Estuaries SeagrassEngineeringMarine EcologyFlorida BayOceanography	1999	168
Response of small motile epifauna to complexity of epiphytic algae on seagrass blades Margaret O. Hall, Susan S. Bell Journal of Marine Research BiologySeagrassBiodiversitySeagrass BladesEngineering	1988	139
The Effects of Anthropogenic Nutrient Enrichment on Turtle Grass (Thalassia testudinum) in Sarasota Bay, Florida David A. Tomasko, Clinton J. Dawes, Margaret O. Hall Estuaries Thalassia TestudinumSeagrassBiogeochemistryEngineeringAnthropogenic Nutrient Enrichment	1996	115
Seagrass Planting in the Southeastern United States: Methods for Accelerating Habitat Development Mark S. Fonseca, W. Judson Kenworthy, F. X. Courtney, Restoration Ecology Applied Plant EcologyCoastal ManagementBiogeochemistrySeagrass PlantingEngineering	1994	92
Toward a landscape approach in seagrass beds: using macroalgal accumulation to address questions of scale Susan S. Bell, Margaret O. Hall, Bradley D. Robbins Oecologia Benthic CommunityCoastal ManagementSeagrassEngineeringMacroalgal Accumulation	1995	67
ASSESSING THE IMPACT OF BOAT PROPELLER SCARS ON FISH AND SHRIMP UTILIZING SEAGRASS BEDS Susan S. Bell, Margaret O. Hall, Sheri Soffian, Ecological Applications Benthic CommunitySeagrassFish AbundancesEngineeringPropeller Damage	2002	64
Long-term performance of seagrass restoration projects in Florida, USA Ryan J. Rezek, Bradley T. Furman, Robin P. Jung, Scientific Reports Community StructureSeagrassCoastal ManagementEngineeringNatural Resource Management	2019	59
Evaluation of Seagrass Planting and Monitoring Techniques: Implications for Assessing Restoration Success and Habitat Equivalency Susan S. Bell, Alexander Tewfik, Margaret O. Hall, Restoration Ecology SeagrassCoastal ManagementSeagrass PlantingCoastal EngineeringEngineering	2007	55
Meiofauna on the seagrass Thalassia testudinum: population characteristics of harpacticoid copepods and associations with algal epiphytes Margaret O. Hall, Susan S. Bell Marine Biology BiologySeagrassEngineeringMarine BiodiversityMarine Ecology	1993	54

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