Andrew Thaler
Title:
Dr.
First Name:
Andrew
Last Name:
Thaler
Gender:
Male
Position:
Independent Researcher
Institution:
Blackbeard Biologic
Country:
United States
Email:
andrew.david.thaler@gmail.com
Phone:
2529150367
Website:
andrewdavidthaler.org
Sector:
Organisms specialised in:
Technologies and techniques:
Oceanographic Locations:
Oceanographic Locations - Other:
Caribbean
Deep Ocean Vertical Zones:
- Bathyal benthos
- Bathyal benthos
- Demersal / Epi-benthic
- Bathyal benthos
- Abyssal benthos
- Bathyal benthos
- Demersal / Epi-benthic
- Bathyal benthos
- Demersal / Epi-benthic
- Demersal / Epi-benthic
- Mesopelagic
- Bathyal benthos
- Demersal / Epi-benthic
- Bathyal benthos
- Abyssal benthos
- Abyssal benthos
- Hadal
- Demersal / Epi-benthic
- Abyssal benthos
- Demersal / Epi-benthic
- Bathyal benthos
- Demersal / Epi-benthic
- Mesopelagic
- Bathyal benthos
- Abyssal benthos
- Hadal
- Mesopelagic
- Bathypelagic
- Bathyal benthos
- Bathyal benthos
- Abyssal benthos
- Demersal / Epi-benthic
- Bathyal benthos
- Abyssal benthos
- Demersal / Epi-benthic
- Bathyal benthos
- Abyssal benthos
- Bathyal benthos
- Demersal / Epi-benthic
- Bathyal benthos
- Mesopelagic
- Demersal / Epi-benthic
- Bathyal benthos
- Abyssal benthos
- Abyssal benthos
- Bathyal benthos
- Bathyal benthos
- Abyssal benthos
- Bathyal benthos
- Demersal / Epi-benthic
- Bathyal benthos
- Abyssal benthos
- Hadal
- Demersal / Epi-benthic
- Bathyal benthos
- Abyssal benthos
- Mesopelagic
- Bathyal benthos
- Demersal / Epi-benthic
- Bathyal benthos
- Abyssal benthos
- Hadal
- Demersal / Epi-benthic
- Bathyal benthos
- Bathyal benthos
- Demersal / Epi-benthic
- Bathypelagic
- Abyssal benthos
- Mesopelagic
- Abyssal benthos
- Bathyal benthos
Deep Sea Habitats:
Involvement in policy or management:
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3 priority science questions that need to be answered:
What are the baseline population/biodiversity trends of the background deep benthos? What are the impacts of prolonged, intensive anthropogenic disturbance over a small geographic region? What is the recovery rate of discrete deep-sea ecosystems (vents/seeps/nodule fields) following catastrophic disturbance?