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Dr. Jay Rooker
Selected Publications
Turner JP, Rooker JR (In press) Fatty acid composition of flora and fauna
associated with Sargassum mats in the Gulf of Mexico. Marine Biology
Rooker JR, Secor DH, De Metrio G, Rodríquez-Marín E (In press) Evaluation of
population structure and mixing rates of Atlantic bluefin tuna from chemical
signatures in otoliths. ICCAT Collective Volume of Scientific Papers
Rooker JR, Turner JP, Holt SA (2006) Trophic ecology of Sargassum-associated
fishes in the Gulf of Mexico determined from stable isotope and fatty acid
analysis. Marine Ecology Progress Series 313: 249-259
Turner JP, Rooker JR (2005) Effect of diet on fatty acid signatures and
turnover rates in an estuarine-dependent fish. Journal of Fish Biology 67:
1119-1138
Rooker JR, Secor DH (eds.) (2005) Connectivity in the life cycles of fishes
and invertebrates that use estuaries. Estuarine, Coastal and Shelf Science
64: 1-148
Turner JP, Rooker JR (2005) Effect of dietary fatty acids on the body
tissues of larval and juvenile cobia and their prey. Journal of Experimental
Marine Biology and Ecology 322: 13-27
Secor DH, Rooker JR (2005) Connectivity in the life histories of fishes that
use estuaries. Estuarine, Coastal and Shelf Science 64: 1-3
Rooker JR, Kraus R, Secor DH (2004) Dispersive behaviors of black drum and
red drum: is otolith Sr:Ca a reliable indicator of salinity history?
Estuaries 27: 334-441
Rooker JR, Landry AM, Geary BW, Harper JA (2004) Assessment of a bathymetric
high and associated habitats as nursery grounds of postsettlement red
snapper. Estuarine, Coastal and Shelf Science59: 653-661
Rooker JR, Secor DH (2004) Stock structure and mixing of Atlantic bluefin
tuna: evidence from stable δ13C
and δ18O isotopes in otoliths.
ICCAT Collective Volume of Scientific Papers 56(3) 1115-1120
Rooker JR, Holt SA, Wells RD, Turner JP, Pratt C (2004) Retrospective
determination of trophic relationships among pelagic fishes associated with
Sargassum mats in the Gulf of Mexico. Proceeding of the Gulf and Caribbean
Fisheries Institute 55: 257-266
Wells RJD, Rooker JR (2004) Distribution, age, and growth of young-of-the
year greater amberjack, Seriola dumerili, associated with pelagic Sargassum.
Fishery Bulletin 102:545-554
Wells RJD, Rooker JR (2004) Spatial and temporal habitat use by fishes
associated with Sargassum mats in the NW Gulf of Mexico. Bulletin of Marine
Science 74: 81-99
Rooker JR, Secor DH, Zdanowicz VS, DeMetrio G, Relini LO (2003)
Identification of Atlantic bluefin tuna stocks from putative nurseries using
otolith chemistry. Fisheries Oceanography 12: 75-84
Wells RJD, Rooker JR (2003) Distribution and abundance of fishes associated
with Sargassum mats in the NW Gulf of Mexico. Proceeding of the Gulf and
Caribbean Fisheries Institute 54: 609-621
Secor DH, Campana SE, Zdanowicz VS, Lam JWH, McLaren JW, Rooker JR (2002)
Inter-laboratory comparison of Atlantic and Mediterranean bluefin tuna
otolith microconstituents. ICES Journal of Marine Science 59:1294-1304
Rooker JR, Secor DH, Zdanowicz VS, Relini LO, Santamaria N, Deflorio M,
Palandri G, Relini M (2002) Otolith elemental fingerprints of Atlantic
bluefin tuna from eastern and western nurseries. ICCAT Collective Volume of
Scientific Papers 54: 498-506
Johnson MW, Rooker, JR, Holt GJ, Gatlin D (2002) Effects of variable ration
levels on direct and indirect measures of growth in juvenile red drum.
Journal of Experimental Marine Biology and Ecology 274: 141-157
Rooker JR, Secor DH, Zdanowicz VS, Itoh T (2001) Discrimination of northern
bluefin tuna from nursery areas in the Pacific Ocean using otolith
chemistry. Marine Ecology Progress Series 218: 275-282
Rooker JR, Zdanowicz VS, Secor DH. (2001) Otolith chemistry of tunas:
assessment of base composition and post-mortem handling effects. Marine
Biology 139: 35-43
Secor DH, Rooker JR, Zlokovitz E, Zdanowicz VS (2001) Identification
of riverine, estuarine, and coastal contingents of Hudson River striped bass
based upon otolith elemental fingerprints. Marine Ecology Progress Series
211: 245-253
Geary BW, Rooker JR, Webb JW (2001) Utilization of salt marsh shorelines by
newly settled scieanids in a Texas estuary. Gulf and Caribbean Research 13:
37-49
Secor DH, Rooker JR (2000) Is otolith strontium a useful scalar of
life-cycles in
estuarine fishes? Fisheries Research 1032: 1-14
Rooker JR, Holt GJ, Holt SA, Fuiman LA (1999) Spatial and temporal
variability in growth, mortality, and recruitment potential of
post-settlement red drum (Sciaenops ocellatus). Fishery Bulletin 97: 581-590
Rooker JR, Holt SA, Soto MA, Holt GJ (1998) Post-settlement patterns of
habitat
use by sciaenid fishes in subtropical seagrass meadows. Estuaries 21:
315-324
Rooker JR, Holt GJ, Holt SA (1998) Vulnerability of newly settled red drum (Sciaenops
ocellatus) to predatory fish: is early-life survival enhanced by seagrass
meadows? Marine Biology 131: 145-151
Soto MA, Holt GJ, Holt SA, Rooker JR (1998) Food habits and dietary overlap
of newly settled red drum (Sciaenops ocellatus) and Atlantic croaker (Micropogonias
undulatus). Gulf Research Reports 10: 41-56
Rooker JR, Holt SA (1997) Utilization of subtropical seagrass meadows by
newly settled red drum (Sciaenops ocellatus): patterns of distribution and
growth. Marine Ecology Progress Series 158: 139-149
Rooker JR, Holt GJ, Holt SA (1997) Condition of larval and juvenile red drum
(Sciaenops ocellatus) from estuarine nursery habitats. Marine Biology 127:
387-394
Rooker JR, Dokken QR, Pattengill CV, Holt GJ (1997) Fish assemblages on
artificial and natural reefs in the Flower Garden Banks National Marine
Sanctuary, U.S.A. Coral Reefs 16: 83-92
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