Your Company or Organization
University of South Alabama/Dauphin Island Sea Lab

Your Organization Type
Student

Phone
5407982786

Biographical sketch
W. Cyrus Clemo ("Cy") is a graduate student at the Dauphin Island Sea Lab and University of South Alabama advised by Dr. Kelly Dorgan. Cy is interested in the interactions between burrowing animals (infauna), their marine sediment habitat, and physical disturbances to the seafloor such as storms and hurricanes. Specifically, Cy is interested in how disturbance-induced changes to sediment mechanical structure affect infauna habitat suitability, what traits allow surviving infauna to tolerate a physically-disturbed habitat, and whether tolerant infauna activity improves disturbed habitat suitability for less-tolerant species.

I'm interested in
Attending
Presenting a 12-minute oral presentation

Which which tracks are you most interested in attending
Disasters and Disruptions, Resilient Communities and Economies

1. Water Quality And Quantity Hydrology And Sediment (Oral) - 02 Dec, 2020