William Patterson, III

Red snapper (Lutjanus campechanus) in the United States Atlantic Ocean: Conventional tagging, close-kin mark-recapture, and stock assessment

Estimating the Magnitude of Red Snapper Recreational Discards in the US Atlantic Ocean via Tagging

Fish Gene Tools: A Co-Production Project to Incorporate Fisheries Genomic Tools into Next-generation Stock Assessment

Development of Epigenetic Clocks to Reduce Ageing Error and Increase Ageing Capacity for U.S. Atlantic and Gulf of Mexico Reef Fishes

Assessment of Panhandle Refugia Artificial Reefs: Physical Structure and Associated Communities

Age validation of Gulf of Alaska groundfishes

Molecular Approaches to Sex-Identification in Reef Fishes from Non-Invasive Tissue Samples

Ecosystem Modeling Informed by Muscle Stable Isotope Ratios: Facilitating Survey Optimization and the Transition to Ecosystem Based Fisheries Management

Estimation of US Atlantic Red Snapper Abundance

University of Florida, Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences/Gulf States Marine Fisheries Commission (GSMFC) Mitigation of Gag Release Mortality in the eastern Gulf of Mexico

Regional and sector-specific Gulf of Mexico gray triggerfish age, growth, and age-length key estimation derived from otolith-based ageing

Methylation-Based Aging: An Efficient Approach to Mass-ageing Fisheries Species

UF Observations of Deep-water Corals in the Northeast Gulf of Mexico

Ageing error, age validation, and genetic ageing of a suite of Gulf of Mexico reef fishes

Estimation of US Atlantic Red Snapper Abundance

Estimating Gulf of Mexico gray triggerfish release mortality and its mitigation with three-dimensional acoustic telemetry

Tissue clocks: new methods for ageing and decoding sea turtle life histories

Invasive Lionfish Genome Mapping: First Steps Toward Facilitating Population Control via Gene Editing

Reef fish aging error: Implications for stock assessment, management, and sustainability

Novel Approaches to Age Validation in Data-Poor U.S. Caribbean Reef Fishes

Deepwater trapping to remove invasive lionfish from Florida's Gulf of Mexico mesophotic reefs

Gulf Research Program Early-Career Research Fellowship

Reef fish aging error: Implications for stock assessment, management, and sustainability

University of Florida Field Marine Science Shipboard Laboratory Proposal to the Florida Instituted of Technology

Determining the Etiology of an Emerging Ulcerative Disease in Invasive Lionfish