Mark W. Luckenbach is affiliated with the Virginia Institute of Marine Science in the United States. Their research work spans various aspects of environmental science, focusing particularly on marine and coastal ecosystems. Their publication record includes research on marine bivalves, aquaculture, and coastal management.
Their recent scholarly contributions include the following papers:
Luckenbach's work primarily concerns topics such as:
Their research fields are categorized under Environmental Science with notable subfields including:
Frequent co-authors who have collaborated with Luckenbach include:
Their research has been published in several venues, with repetition in some, including:
Michael W. Beck;Robert D. Brumbaugh;Laura Airoldi;Alvar Carranza
Loren D. Coen;Robert D. Brumbaugh;David Bushek;Ray Grizzle
Loren D. Coen;Mark W. Luckenbach
Philine S. E. Zu Ermgassen;Mark D. Spalding;Brady Blake;Loren D. Coen
Robert J. Orth;Mark Luckenbach;Kenneth A. Moore
L. D. Coen;M. W. Luckenbach;Denise L. Breitburg
Robert J. Orth;Jonathan S. Lefcheck;Karen S. McGlathery;Lillian Aoki
Robert J. Orth;Mark L. Luckenbach;Scott R. Marion;Kenneth A. Moore
M. Lisa Kellogg;Ashley R. Smyth;Mark W. Luckenbach;Ruth H. Carmichael
Lesley P. Baggett;Sean P. Powers;Robert D. Brumbaugh;Loren D. Coen
E. J. Turner;R. K. Zimmer‐Faust;M. A. Palmer;M. Luckenbach
Mario N. Tamburri;Mark W. Luckenbach;Denise L. Breitburg;Stephanie M. Bonniwell
M.W. Beck;R.D. Brumbaugh;L. Airoldi;A. Carranza
Ada Bersoza Hernández;Robert D Brumbaugh;Peter Frederick;Raymond Grizzle
Ian K. Bartol;Roger Mann;Mark Luckenbach
D. M. Dauer;M. W. Luckenbach;A. J. Rodi
DL Breitburg;LD Coen;Mark Luckenbach;Roger L. Mann
Jennifer A. Cahalan;Scott E. Siddall;Mark W. Luckenbach
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Janet A. Nestlerode;Janet A. Nestlerode;Mark W. Luckenbach;Francis X. O Beirn;Francis X. O Beirn
G. W. Calvo;Mark Luckenbach;Standish K. Allen Jr.;E. M. Burreson
P.J. Tango;R. Magnien;W. Butler;C. Luckett
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