Amanda Arnold

Amanda Arnold
Simon Fraser University · Department of Biological Sciences

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Introduction
Skills and Expertise
Marine Sciences
Coastal Research and Management
Social-Ecological Systems
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September 2019 - June 2021
University of Washington
University of Washington
  • School of Marine and Environmental Affairs
  • Seattle, United States
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  • Master's Student

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FIGURE 1 Illustrations of a ratfish in lateral (top) and dorsal...
TABLE 1 Scaling relationships for the variables examined in this study
FIGURE 3 The scaling of pectoral (a-d) and pelvic (e, f ) muscle mass...
FIGURE 4 (a) Photographs of the largest and smallest ratfish used in...
FIGURE 7 The relationship between (a) pectoral fin amplitude and
The ontogenetic scaling of form and function in the spotted ratfish, Hydrolagus colliei (Chondrichthyes: Chimaeriformes): Fins, muscles, and locomotion
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  • Sep 2018
The alteration of form and function through the life of a fish can have profound impacts on the ability to move through water. Although several studies have examined morphology and function in relation to body size, there is a paucity of data for chondrichthyans, an ancient group of fishes. Ratfishes are interesting in that they utilize flapping pe...
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Figure 1. Map of St. John, US Virgin Islands, showing the seven study...
Figure 2. Photographs of hermit crabs commonly found in Cerithium spp....
Figure 3. Density of live Cerithium spp. (Live), Cerithium spp. shells...
Figure 4. Size-frequency distributions (pooled among sites) of (A) live...
The distribution of hermit crabs and their gastropod shells on shallow reefs off St. John, US Virgin Islands
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  • Apr 2014
Using the coral reefs of St. John, US Virgin Islands, as an experimental system, we tested the hypothesis that the distribution of hermit crabs (Calcinus tibicen Herbst, 1791 and Pagurus brevidactylus Stimpson, 1859) is associated positively with the distribution of the cerithid gastropods shells they favor as homes. Cerithium spp. were surveyed on...
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