Publications

Impact of Environment and Ontogeny on Relative Fecundity and Egg Quality of Female Oysters (Crassostrea virginica) from Four Sites in Northern Chesapeake Bay

H Glandon, A Michaelis, V Politano, S Alexander, E Vlahovich, K Reece, H Koopman, D Meritt, and K Paynter. 2016.

2014 cook point oyster sanctuary survey: paynter lab, university of maryland

M Spitznagel, A Handschy, and K Paynter. 2015.

paynter lab annual monitoring and research summary 2013

K Paynter, A Michaelis, and A Handschy. 2014.

survival, acid-base balance, and gaping responses of the asian oyster crassostrea ariakensis and the eastern oyster crassostrea virginica during clamped emersion and hypoxic immersion

S Lombardi, N Harlan, and K Paynter. 2013.

Denitrification and nutrient assimilation on a restored oyster reef

M L Kellogg, J Cornwell, M Owens, and K Paynter. 2013.

Paynter Lab annual monitoring and research summary 2012

K Paynter, H Lane, and A Michaelis. 2013.

Analysis of marine police citations and judicial decisions for illegal harvesting of eastern oysters (crassostrea virginica, gmelin 1791) in the maryland portion of the chesapeake bay, united states, from 1959 to 2010

C Bashore, H Lane, K Paynter, M Naylor, J Harding, and D Love. 2012.

comparative physiological ecology of the eastern oyster, crassostrea virginica, and the asian oyster, crassostrea ariakensis: an investigation into aerobic metabolism and hypoxic adaptations

S Lombardi and K Paynter. 2012.

Paynter lab annual summary 2011

K Paynter, H Lane, and A Michaelis. 2012.

lessons learned from efforts to restore oyster populations in maryland and virginia, 1990 to 2007

V Kennedy, D Breitburg, M Christman, M Luckenbach, K Paynter, J Kramer, K Sellner, J Dew-Baxter, C Keller, and R Mann. 2011.

predation of juvenile crassostrea virginica by two species of mud crabs found in the chesapeake bay

R Kulp, V Politano, H Lane, S Lombardi, and K Paynter. 2011.

Oyster restoration monitoring 2010

H Lane, A Michelis, and K Paynter. 2011.

a comparison of crassostrea virginica and c. ariakensis in chesapeake bay: does oyster species affect habitat function?

H Harwell, P Kingsley-Smith, M L Kellogg, S Allen, S Allen Jr, D Meritt, K Paynter, and M Luckenbach. 2010.

growth rates and prevalence of perkinsus marinus prevalence in restored oyster populations in maryland

K Paynter, V Politano, H Lane, S Allen, and D Meritt. 2010.

linking optimization and ecological models in a decision support tool for oyster restoration and management

E North, D King, J Xu, R Hood, R Newell, K Paynter, M L Kellogg, M Liddel, and D Boesch. 2010.

naked gobies (gobiosoma bosc) as indicators of oyster reef restoration success

T Lederhouse and K Paynter. 2009.

survival and growth of triploid crassostrea virginica (Gmelin, 1791) and c. ariakensis (fujita, 1913) in bottom environments of chesapeake bay: implications for an introduction

P Kingsley-Smith, H Harwell, M L Kellogg, S Allen, S Allen Jr, D Meritt, K Paynter, and M Luckenbach. 2009.

Crassostrea ariakensis in chesapeake bay: growth, disease and mortality in shallow subtidal environments

K Paynter, J Goodwin, M Chen, N Ward, M Sherman, D Meritt, and S Allen. 2008.

Comparisons of macrofauna assemblages on restored and non-restored oyster reefs in mesohlaine regions of chesapeake bay in maryland

W Rodney and K Paynter. 2007.

a comparison of the physiology and biochemistry of the eastern oyster, crassostrea virginica, and the asian oyster, crassostrea ariakensis

N Harlan and K Paynter. 2007.

comparisons of macrofaunal assemblages on restored and non-restored oyster reefs in mesohaline regions of chesapeake bay in maryland

W Rodney and K Paynter. 2006.

isolation by distance in the eastern oyster, crassostrea virginica, in chesapeake bay

C Rose, K Paynter, M Hare. 2006.

real-time pcr investigation of parasite ecology: in situ determination of oyster parasite perkinsus marinus transmission dynamics in lower chesapeake bay

C Audemard, L Ragone Calvo, K Paynter, K Reece, and E Burreson. 2006.

a genetic test for recruitment enhancement in chesapeake bay oysters, crassostrea virginica, after population supplementation with a disease tolerant strain

M Hare, S Allen Jr, P Bloomer, M Camara, R Carnegie, J Murfree, M Luckenbach, D Meritt, C Morrison, K Paynter, K Reece, and C Rose. 2005.

evaluation of resistance to dermo in eastern oyster strains tested in chesapeake bay

B Brown, A Butt, D Meritt, and K Paynter. 2005.

resistance of dermo in eastern oysters, crassostrea virginica (Gmelin), of north carolina but not chesapeake bay heritage

B Brown, A Butt, S Shelton, D Meritt, and K Paynter. 2005.

Levels of intracellular free amino acids used for salinity tolerance by oysters (crassostrea virginica) are altered by protozoan (Perkinsus marinus) parasitism

K Paynter, S Pierce, and E Burreson. 1995.

characterization of the chemiluminescence measured in hemocytes of the eastern oyster, crassostrea virginica

K Austin and K Paynter. 1995.

metbolic regulation of proline, glycine, and alanine accumulation as intracellular osmolytes in ribbed mussel gill tissue

S Bishop, D Greenwalt, M Kapper, K Paynter, and L Ellis. 1994.

Cost analysis of floating raft oyster production in chesapeake bay

K Paynter, M Mallonee, and S Shriver. 1992.

Evidence of lactate dehydrogenase-B allozyme effects in the teleost, fundulus heteroclitus

L DiMichele, K Paynter, and D Powers. 1991.

effects of perkinsus marinus infection in the eastern oyster, crassostrea virginica: ii. disease development and impact on growth rate at different salinities

K Paynter and E Burreson. 1991.

aspartate aminotransferases from ribbed mussel gill tissue: reactivity with B-L-cysteinesulfinic acid and other properties

A McCormick, K Paynter, M Brodey, and S Bishop. 1986.