Sponge Transect Videos
Testing the Waters: Marine Sponges as Bioindicators of Estuarine Health in Coastal Oregon compares the abundance and diversity of sponges and their associated microbial communities in a heavier vs. lighter impacted estuary in coastal Oregon. As part of this sponge indicator project, the researchers are conducting video transects of field sites to quantify relative abundance and diversity of benthic (i.e. bottom-dwelling) organisms. These videos are taken by SCUBA divers using a submersible camera and represent a view of the bottom at these sites.
Submissions from 2011
Netarts Transect Video 01, Jeremy B. Weisz, Amy Hammerquist, Matthew Creech, and Stacia Cowgill
Netarts Transect Video 02, Jeremy B. Weisz, Amy Hammerquist, Matthew Creech, and Stacia Cowgill
Netarts Transect Video 03, Jeremy B. Weisz, Amy Hammerquist, Matthew Creech, and Stacia Cowgill
Netarts Transect Video 04, Jeremy B. Weisz, Amy Hammerquist, Matthew Creech, and Stacia Cowgill
Netarts Transect Video 05, Jeremy B. Weisz, Amy Hammerquist, Matthew Creech, and Stacia Cowgill
Newport Transect Video 01, Jeremy B. Weisz, Amy Hammerquist, Matthew Creech, and Stacia Cowgill
Newport Transect Video 02, Jeremy B. Weisz, Amy Hammerquist, Matthew Creech, and Stacia Cowgill
Newport Transect Video 03, Jeremy B. Weisz, Amy Hammerquist, Matthew Creech, and Stacia Cowgill
