Peggy Fong
Affiliations: | Ecology and Evolutionary Biology | University of California, Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA |
Area:
Marine ecology of coastal ecosystems.Google:
"Peggy Fong"Cross-listing: Marine Ecology Tree
Children
Sign in to add trainee| Sonja N. Smith | research assistant | UCLA (Marine Ecology Tree) | |
| Sara Briley | research assistant | 2008-2009 | UCLA (Marine Ecology Tree) |
| Kaylee R. Griffith | research assistant | 2012-2013 | UCLA (Marine Ecology Tree) |
| Katharyn E. Boyer | grad student | 2002 | UCLA (Marine Ecology Tree) |
| Karleen A. Boyle | grad student | 2002 | UCLA (Marine Ecology Tree) |
| Risa A. Cohen | grad student | 2003 | UCLA (Marine Ecology Tree) |
| Anna R. Armitage | grad student | 1997-2003 | UCLA (Marine Ecology Tree) |
| Jayson Ryan Smith | grad student | 1999-2005 | UCLA (Marine Ecology Tree) |
| Matthew J. Wartian | grad student | 2006 | UCLA (Marine Ecology Tree) |
| Rachel L. Kennison | grad student | 2008 | UCLA (Marine Ecology Tree) |
| Sarah Bryson | grad student | 2012 | UCLA (Marine Ecology Tree) |
| Tonya L. Kane | grad student | 2012 | UCLA (Marine Ecology Tree) |
| Ranjan Muthukrishnan | grad student | 2013 | UCLA (Marine Ecology Tree) |
| Rachel J. Clausing | grad student | 2014 | UCLA (Marine Ecology Tree) |
| Sarah Joy Bittick | grad student | 2011-2017 | UCLA (Marine Ecology Tree) |
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| Fong CR, Smith N, Catalan E, et al. (2024) Herbivorous sea urchins (Echinometra mathaei) support resilience on overfished and sedimented tropical reefs. Scientific Reports. 14: 3829 |
| Fong CR, Smith TB, Muthukrishnan R, et al. (2023) A persistent green macroalgal mat shifts ecological functioning and composition of associated species on an Eastern Tropical Pacific coral reef. Marine Environmental Research. 188: 105952 |
| Hayes HG, Kalhori PS, Weiss M, et al. (2021) Storms may disrupt top-down control of algal turf on fringing reefs. Coral Reefs (Online). 1-5 |
| Chiquillo KL, Mims BM, Chong AU, et al. (2021) Herbivory as a limiting factor for seagrass proximity to fringing reefs in Moorea, French Polynesia Aquatic Botany. 168: 103294 |
| Bittick S, Fong C, Clausing R, et al. (2020) Herbivory strength is similar or even greater in algal- compared to coral-dominated habitats on a recovering coral reef Marine Ecology Progress Series. 634: 225-229 |
| Clausing RJ, Phillips NE, Fong P. (2020) Environmental context shapes the long‐term role of nutrients in driving producer community trajectories in a top–down dominated marine ecosystem Journal of Ecology. 108: 2456-2472 |
| Willette DA, Chiquillo KL, Cross C, et al. (2020) Growth and recovery after small-scale disturbance of a rapidly-expanding invasive seagrass in St. John, U.S. Virgin Islands Journal of Experimental Marine Biology and Ecology. 523: 151265 |
| Fong CR, Kennison RL, Fong P. (2020) Nutrient Subsidies to Southern California Estuaries Can Be Characterized as Pulse-Interpulse Regimes that May Be Dampened with Extreme Eutrophy Estuaries and Coasts. 1-8 |
| Muthukrishnan R, Chiquillo KL, Cross C, et al. (2020) Little giants: a rapidly invading seagrass alters ecosystem functioning relative to native foundation species Marine Biology. 167 |
| Blanchette A, Ely T, Zeko A, et al. (2019) Damselfish Stegastes nigricans increase algal growth within their territories on shallow coral reefs via enhanced nutrient supplies Journal of Experimental Marine Biology and Ecology. 513: 21-26 |