Andrew Davies is a marine biologist at the University of Rhode Island in the USA. He works on reefs, using a mixture of natural history observation, experimentation and novel technologies to untangle the ecology of these enigmatic habitats.
This website contains many of Andy’s outputs and contains more information on projects, papers and various other items that you may find interesting. The video to the left shows some interesting elements of research, and if you wish to see a subtitled version, please watch it on youtube.
You can request PDFs of papers via email, and they will usually be with you shortly. But check your spam boxes if you don’t get it as sometimes it ends up in there. If you’re interested check out below for various links to online profiles.
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Most recent news and papers
Machine learning highlights the importance of primary and secondary production in determining habitat for marine fish and macroinvertebrates
Machine learning highlights the importance of primary and secondary production in determining habitat for marine fish and macroinvertebrates Kevin D. Friedland, Michelle Bachman, Andrew Davies, Romain Frelat, M. Conor McManus, Ryan Morse, Bradley A. Pickens, Szymon...
Specific niche requirements underpin multidecadal range edge stability, but may introduce barriers for climate change adaptation
Specific niche requirements underpin multidecadal range edge stability, but may introduce barriers for climate change adaptation Firth LB, Harris D, Blaze JA, Marzloff MP, Boyé A, Miller PI, Curd A, Vasquez M, Nunn JD, O’Connor NE, Power AM, Mieszkowska N, O’Riordan...
Replicating natural topography on marine artificial structures – A novel approach to eco-engineering
Replicating natural topography on marine artificial structures – A novel approach to eco-engineering Evans AJ, Lawrence PJ, Natanzi AS, Moore PJ, Davies AJ, Crowe TP, McNally C, Thompson B, Dozier AE, Brooks PR Ocean sprawl is a growing threat to marine and coastal...
Sub-lethal predatory shell damage does not affect physiology under high CO2 in the intertidal gastropod Tritia reticulata
Sub-lethal predatory shell damage does not affect physiology under high CO2 in the intertidal gastropod Tritia reticulata Yokoyama LQ, Turra A, Suckling CC, Torres G, Davies AJ, McCarthy I Ocean acidification (OA) poses a major threat to marine animals, especially...
Climate change winner in the deep sea? Predicting the impacts of climate change on the distribution of the glass sponge Vazella pourtalesii
Climate change winner in the deep sea? Predicting the impacts of climate change on the distribution of the glass sponge Vazella pourtalesii Beazley L, Kenchington E, Murillo FJ, Brickman D, Wang Z, Davies AJ, Roberts EM, Rapp HT Shallow-water sponges are often cited...
3-D Ocean Particle Tracking Modeling Reveals Extensive Vertical Movement and Downstream Interdependence of Closed Areas in the Northwest Atlantic
3-D Ocean Particle Tracking Modeling Reveals Extensive Vertical Movement and Downstream Interdependence of Closed Areas in the Northwest Atlantic Wang S, Kenchington E, Wang Z, Yashayaev I, Davies AJ Novel 3‑D passive particle tracking experiments were performed in...