Dr. Ricardo A. Scrosati
Professor & James Research Chair
St. Francis Xavier University
Department of Biology
2320 Notre Dame Ave.
Antigonish
Nova Scotia B2G 2W5
Canada
Phone: +1-902-867-5289
Email: rscrosat@stfx.ca
St. Francis Xavier University
Department of Biology
2320 Notre Dame Ave.
Antigonish
Nova Scotia B2G 2W5
Canada
Phone: +1-902-867-5289
Email: rscrosat@stfx.ca
My lab does Rocky Intertidal Ecology, focusing on algae and invertebrates from the NW Atlantic coast. Our main goal is to understand the biological and environmental factors that affect population and community dynamics on marine rocky shores, contributing to the development of ecological theory. Examples of current and past projects are:
- Benthic-pelagic coupling along the Atlantic coast of Nova Scotia
- Nonconsumptive effects of predatory snails on barnacle and mussel demography
- Seaweeds and mussels as foundation species
- Phenotypic plasticity in a seaweed-herbivore system
- Environmental stress models of species richness and functional diversity
- Spatial scales of biological variation
- Ecological effects of intertidal sea ice
- Epiphyte-host interactions in macroalgal beds
- Population dynamics of clonal and unitary seaweeds
- Abundance of life-history phases in red algae
- Benthic-pelagic coupling along the Atlantic coast of Nova Scotia
- Nonconsumptive effects of predatory snails on barnacle and mussel demography
- Seaweeds and mussels as foundation species
- Phenotypic plasticity in a seaweed-herbivore system
- Environmental stress models of species richness and functional diversity
- Spatial scales of biological variation
- Ecological effects of intertidal sea ice
- Epiphyte-host interactions in macroalgal beds
- Population dynamics of clonal and unitary seaweeds
- Abundance of life-history phases in red algae
