Dr. Dave Secor and his group study marine fish migration ― research questions that are responsive to fisheries stewardship, threatened species, ecosystem management, and …

Dr. Dave Secor is USM Regents Professor at University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science. His lab’s interest is how diversity in life history and migration contribute to resilience …

Is otolith strontium a useful scalar of life cycles in estuarine fishes? JR Rooker, JR Alvarado Bremer, BA Block, H Dewar, G De Metrio, ... Comparison of accuracy, precision, and …

David H. Secor's 233 research works with 12,668 citations and 18,926 reads, including: Integrating machine learning with otolith isoscapes: Reconstructing connectivity of a...

3 David H. Secor B. National/Regional Regional Fisheries Commissions Steering Committee, Strategies to Evaluate Impacts of Offshore Wind on the NEFSC Bottom Trawl Survey, National …

Population ecology of fishes; analytical techniques for determining fish life histories and demographics; fisheries and aquaculture. Visit http://www.umces.edu/david-secor for more …

Dr. David Secor is a fisheries ecologist and Regents Professor at the University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science, Chesapeake Biological Laboratory. Secor graduated from …

Contributors: David H. Secor; Geir Ottersen; Michael H. P. O’Brien; Benjamin I. Gahagan; J. Carter Watterson; Dewayne A. Fox

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Secor’s research spans a gamut of species from small forage fishes (menhaden and Atlantic mackerel) to large estuarine/coastal predators (striped bass, bluefish, bluefin tuna), …