Undergrad and Graduate Student Presentation Winners
Thank you to all the students on the great presentations, and everyone on the discussions that followed!
Congratulations to our winners:
Top two undergraduate student presenters: Allison Benelli Decomposition Rates of Spartina alterniflora in Coastal Louisiana Natural and Created Marshes
Jordan Rodriguez Mismatches in Plant Sampling Biases Between Observations and Vouchered Specimens
| Top five graduate student presenters: Anika Agrawal Temporal Dynamics of Multiple Stressor Effects on Crassostrea virginica in Galveston Bay
Janelle Goeke Consumption of Mangrove Plant Matter Decreases Body Condition of Salt Marsh Invertebrates
Andrea Jaegge Floods and Phytoplankton: Assessing Impacts from the 2019 Mississippi River Flooding
Michaela Livingston Tissue-Specific Mercury Concentrations in Immature Bull Sharks (Carcharhinus leucas) from Sabine Lake
Meghan McCormack Mercury and Selenium Concentrations in Northern Gulf of Mexico Bottlenose Dolphins
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