JR Clark

JR Clark

Jul 08, 2014

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  • Mark Heyert
    Mark HeyertBacker
    Brian, Sounds exciting and rewarding! What's the usual group size for these gentle giants?
    Jul 08, 2014
  • JR Clark
    JR ClarkResearcher
    we've been seeing them in groups of 2-3 generally with the most we've seen around 7-8!
    Jul 09, 2014

About This Project

I will be investigating the mating strategies and behavior of Giant Sea Bass. They have been largely overfished since the late 1800's, causing them to land on the IUCN Red List as critically endangered. Despite its popularity, few studies have been done and much of what is known is speculative. Researching mating strategies allows for better understandings of the functions of this mysterious beast and is vital to its preservation.
Blast off!

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