James P. Barry – C.V. (last updated February, 2008)

 

RESEARCH INTERESTS

Deep-Sea Biology & Ecology,  Biological Oceanography, Biology and Ecology of Chemosynthetic Communities, Climate Change & Marine Ecosystems, Polar Ecology, Biology of a high-CO2 Ocean

 

 

EDUCATION

BA, Zoology, San Jose State University, San Jose, California (1976)

MA Biology (Marine science/wetlands biology), San Jose State University, San Jose, CA (1983)

Ph.D. Oceanography, Scripps Institution of Oceanography, Univ. of California, La Jolla, CA (1988)

 

 

POSITIONS

2007-                Senior Scientist, MBARI

2000-                Professor by Courtesy, Stanford University, Geological & Environmental Sciences

1994-                Adjunct Professor, Moss Landing Marine Laboratories

1996-                Associate, Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute

1991-1996         Assistant Scientist, Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute

1990-1991         Visiting Scientist; Moss Landing Marine Laboratories

1988-1990         Post-Doctoral Researcher, Scripps Institution of Oceanography (with P.K. Dayton).

 

Pre-Doctorate Positions

1986-1988         Research Assistant; National Institute of Health,  Scripps Inst. Ocean. (J. Enright).

1984-1986         Research Assistant; NSF Polar Programs, Scripps Inst. Ocean. (P.K. Dayton)

1982-1984         Sea Grant Trainee. Scripps Inst. Ocean. (M.J. Tegner)

1978-1982         Research Assistant.  Elkhorn Slough Ichthy­ological Investiga­tions.  U.C. Sea Grant funded, Moss Landing Marine Labora­tories. 

1977-1980         Shipboard Technician (R/V Cayuse, R/V Oconostota, R/V Orca, R/V Ricketts), Moss Landing Marine Laboratories

 

 

AWARDS

Ricketts Memorial Award Recipient (2008), Pew Fellowship nominee (1998), ARCS fellowship, University of California, San Diego (1986), University of California Sea Grant Trainee-ship (1982-1984), Scripps Industrial Associates Fellowship, Scripps Institu­tion of Oceanography (1981), University of California Sea Grant Trainee-ship (1978), Antarctic Service Medal (1971)

 

 

PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES

Committee and Editorial Board Membership

2006-          NOPP – Investigations of Chemosynthetic Communities on the Lower Continental Slope of the Gulf of Mexico, Science Advisory Panel, member

2006           Associate Editor, Marine Ecology special issue on chemosynthetic communities

2005-          MBNMS – Sanctuary Integrated Monitoring Network (SiMON), Science Committee, member

2005-          Editorial Board, Marine Ecology, an evolutionary perspective, member

2003-2007   NSF, ARCUS, Shelf-Basin Interactions Program, Science Steering Committee, member

1999-2005   Partnership for Interdisciplinary Studies on Coastal Oceans. (Packard Foundation), Scientific Advisory Panel Member for entire project and central California studies

      2000-2002   Member, DOE Center for Research on Ocean Carbon Sequestration (DOCS)

1998-2000   MMS – Stability and Change in Gulf of Mexico Chemosynthetic Communities, Science Advisory Panel, chair

1998-1999   Continental Margin Fluid Seeps of California, Steering Committee, member

1996-1998   NSF, Arctic System Science (ARCSS), Science Advisory Committee, member

1996-1997   West Coast NURC, Scientific Steering Committee, Monterey Bay Res. Init., member

1995-1998   NSF, Coastal Ocean Processes (CoOP), Scientific Advisory Panel, member

1993-1995   West Coast National Undersea Research Center, Scientific Advisory Panel, member

 

Review Panel Participation, Workshop and Meeting Organization

National Science Foundation

Cabled Regional Observatories Workshop, Ecosystem Dynamics group leader, 2003

      Biological Oceanography Review Panel, panelist, 1994, 2001

Inter-American Institute for Global Change Research (IAI) Proposal Review Panel, panelist, 1996

Descend, NSF Submersible science workshop, session leader, 1999

 

Department of Energy

DOE Ocean Carbon Sequestration Workshop, October 2001, host

Direct Ocean Sequestration Experts Workshop, MBARI & DoE, co-organizer, 2001

      International Carbon Sequestration Leadership Forum, U.S. Delegate, 2002, 2004

 

NOAA

Ecological Monitoring in the Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary, workshop panelist, 2000

      NOAA, MBNMS Site Characterization, Scientific Advisory Panel, member, 1994

      NOAA/NOS Benthic Impact Experiment (BIE), Science Review Panel, member, August 1994

 

Other

Western Society of Naturalists Meeting, local host, 1999

      Climate change and Biodiversity workshop (WWF, MBCI), panel member, 1999

      Deep-Sea Biology Symposium (MBARI / MBA hosted), principal organizer / host, 1997

 

MBARI Service

      1998-          MBARI ROV Users Committee, chair

      1996-1998   Benthic and Midwater Research Coordinator, MBARI

 

Other Professional Activities

Census of Marine Life – Continental Margin Ecosystems on a Worldwide Scale (COMARGE), participant, 2006

NSF - Scientific Cabled Observatories for Time Series Workshop, participant 2002

Deep-sea Biology Symposium, session chair, Galway, Ireland, 2000

NEPTUNE, NSF Sea floor observatory, Benthic Biology workshop participant, 1999

International Marine Biodiversity Initiative Working Group, member, 1996

Deep-Sea Biology Symposium, Western Soc. Nat. 73rd Meeting, Co-chairperson, 1994

Deep Sea Biology Symposium Coordinator, 7th International Congress on Invertebrate Reproduction, University of California, Santa Cruz, 1995

Proposal Referee for NOAA, NSF, LLNL, NURP, Packard Foundation  (~3-5/y)

Manuscript Referee for Ecology, Marine Ecology Progress Series, Deep Sea Research, Marine Biology, Limnology & Oceanography, Nature, Science, Marine Ecology.

 


TEACHING / STUDENT SUPERVISION

Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute

Post-Doctoral Fellow Supervision

            Craig McLain (2006-), Eric Pane (2005 -), Christian Levesque (2003-2005), Jeff Drazen (2002-2005), Brad Seibel (2001-2002 ), Heide Schultz (2001-2002 ), Shana Goffredi (1998-2000), Randall Kochevar (1994-1996), Mario Tamburri (1996-1998)

      MBARI Interns

            Christina Tanner (2008), Robin Svensson (2005), Lisa Kamin (2003), Mary Kitazono (1999), Olga Polyakov (1997)

Moss Landing Marine Laboratories

Master's Thesis Committee Member

Lonnie Lunsten (2007), Aroon Mulwani (2005), Dan Bockus (1999), Carrie Bretz (1996), Brenda Konar (1994), Ned Lehman (1998), David Lindquist (1998), John Peters (deceased), Kevin Rhoades (1995), Rich San Fillipo, (1996), Melissa Tillack (1998)

Hopkins Marine Station / Monterey Bay Aquarium

      Occasional course lectures (1992 - present)

      Student project supervision during spring classes (1992 - present)

      Invited talks on Deep Sea Ecology, Intertidal Ecology, Ocean Carbon Sequestration

 

RESEARCH FUNDING

Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute

2005-           Development of an eddy correlation flux system

2000-           Benthic Biology and Ecology

2002-2006   Benthic Respirometer Upgrade

2002-2003   ROV Marker Tool

1998-2000     ROV box core development program (w/ M. Brown, D. Clague, K. Buck)

1996-1999   Ecology of Deep-Sea Benthic Communities

1996-1999   Biology and Ecology of Cold Seep Communities

1995- 1997  Benthic Tool Sled Development (with D.L. Orange, F. Shane, D. Stakes)

1994-1995   Physiology of Cold Seep Clams (with R.E. Kochevar)

1994            Four-Point Laser Scaling System Development (with F. Shane)

1993-1995   Investigations of Cold Seep Communities in Monterey Bay (with C.H. Baxter, B.H. Robison)

1992-1993   Effects of Large Food Falls (with C.H. Baxter, B.H. Robison)

1992-1994   Ecological Investigations of Benthic Communities in Monterey Bay (with C.H. Baxter)

 

Department of Energy (Office of Fossil Energy)

2001-2003     Direct Experiments on the Ocean Disposal of Fossil Fuel CO2 (w/ Peter Brewer, $653,561)

 

Department of Energy (Office of Science)

2003-2008  Direct Experiments on the Ocean Disposal of Fossil Fuel CO2  (renewal, $550,000)

2001-2006  Feasibility of large scale ocean CO2 sequestration 1: Experiments on the ocean disposal of fossil fuel CO2: Biological impacts of CO2 disposal in the deep-sea (w/ Peter Brewer, $379,500)

2002-2003  Development of a pressurized fish-trap respirometer (Supplement, $75,000)

                   Benthic Respirometer upgrade for CO2 studies (with LLNL,  $52,000)


NOAA (Office of Ocean Exploration)

2006           Deep-water corals on the Davidson Seamount:  Habitat Suitability, Taxonomy, Age, and Growth (DeVogelaere et al, $250,000)

 

NSF (Office of Polar Programs)

1996-2001   Research on Ocean-Atmosphere Variability and Ecosystem Responses in the Ross Sea (ROAVERRS).  ($181,152: In collaboration with 7 principal investigators: total award,  $1,606,966).

1993-1994   Ocean Circulation near McMurdo Station, Antarctica, and related project, Distribution and Dispersal of Enteric Bacteria in Seawater near McMurdo Station, Antarctica. (with G.A. McFeters, Montana State   

                    Univ., $20,360)

1989-1990   The Role of In Situ Productivity, Advection, and Microbial Activity Organizing Contrasting Benthic Communities in McMurdo Sound, Antarctica (Post doc w/ P.K. Dayton, $218,302)

1984-1985   The Ecology of Marine Communities under Antarctic Ice Shelves. (P.K. Dayton and G.K. Kooyman: J.P. Barry funded as graduate student, [$97,432])

 

National Undersea Research Program (West Coast Center)

1996           Growth and Physiology of Vesicomyid Clams (Calyptogena Soyoae) at Cold Seeps in Sagami Bay, Japan, (J.P. Barry (PI), Co-PIs: H.G. Greene,  R.E. Kochevar, B.H. Robison, $4000)

1996                      Ecology and Physiology of Beggiatoa Sp. At Monterey Canyon Seeps: a Model of Novel, Sulfide-driven, Bacterial Denitrification (with D.C. Nelson, U.C. Davis: $36,216)

 

Sigma Xi Society

1986           Grant in Aid of Research (Ph.D. Dissertation studies, $600)

 

 

PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS

American Association for the Advancement of Science, American Geophysical Union, Ecological Society of America, Western Society of  Naturalists, American Society of Limnology and Oceanography

 


PUBLICATIONS (refereed)

Submitted or In Revision

·        Sedlacek, L., Carman, K.R., Fleeger, J.W., Barry, J.P., Thistle, D. (submitted).  Consequences of carbon dioxide sequestration for the deep-sea floor fauna: effects on a test taxon in different environmental settings.  Marine Ecology Progress Series.

·         Pane, E.F., Grosell, M., Barry J.P. (submitted).  Hypercapnic tolerance of deep- and shallow-living crabs.  Journal of Experimental Biology

·         Gale, C.N., Schellenberg, S.A., and Barry, J.P  (submitted)  Intraskeletal isotopic and elemental chemistry of bacterial symbiont bearing bivalves (Calyptogena kilmeri) in an active methane seep: implications for seep dynamics and reconstruction.  Deep-Sea Research         

·         Ricketts, E.R., Kennett, J.P., Hill, T.M., and Barry J.P.  (revision resubmitted). Effects of CO2 hydrate emplacement on deep-sea formaniniferal assemblages: 3600 m on the California Margin.  Mar. Micropaleontology

·         Barry, J.P., Seibel, B.A., Drazen, J.C., Tamburri, M.N., Buck, K.R., Lovera, C., Kuhnz, L., Peltzer, E.T., Osborn, K., Whaling, P.J.  Biological consequences of deep-sea CO2 sequestration  (in revision for resubmission).

 

2007

·         Barry, J.P. & J.C. Drazen (2007).  Response of deep-sea scavengers to mild hypercapnia and the odor from a dead grenadier.  Marine Ecology Progress Series, 350: 193-207.

·         Pane, E.F.& Barry, J.P. (2007).  Inefficient acid-base regulation in the deep-sea decapod crab (Chionoecetes tanneri) during short-term hypercapnia.  Mar. Ecol. Prog. Ser., 334:1--9

·         Levin, L.A., Barry, J.P., Felbeck, H., Smith, C.R., Young, C.M. (2007).  Advances in vent, seep, whale-, and wood-fall biology.  Marine Ecology, 28: 1-2.

·        Caldeira, K, Archer, D., Barry, J.P., Bellerby, R., Brewer, P., Cao, L, Dickson, A.G., Doney, S.C., Elderfield, H., Fabry, V., Freely, R.A., Gattuso, J.P., Hoegh-Guldberg, O., Haugan, P.M., Kleypas, J.A., Langdon, C., Orr, J.C., Ridgwell, A., Sabine, C.L., Seibel, B., Turley, C., Watson, A., Zeebe, R. (2007).  Comment on “Modern-age buildup of CO2 and its effects on seawater acidity and salinity”  Geophysical Res. Letters, 34, L18608, doi:10.1029/2006GL027288

·         Thistle, D., Sedlacek, L., Carman, K.R., Fleeger, J.W., Barry, J.P. (2007). Emergence in the deep-sea: evidence from harpacticoid copepods.  Deep-Sea Research, 54: 1008-1014

·         Barry, J.P., Whaling, P.J., Kochevar, R.K. (2007).  Growth, production, and mortality of the chemosynthetic vesicomyid bivalve, Calyptogena kilmeri, from cold seeps off central California.  Marine Ecology, 28: 169-182

·        Grebmeier, J.M., and Barry, J.P. (2007). Benthic processes in polar polynyas.  Pages 262-290 in: Polynyas: Windows into Polar Oceans, Elsevier Oceanography Series , David Halpern, editor.

·        Thistle, D., Sedlacek, L., Carman, K.R., Fleeger, J.W., Brewer, P.G., Barry, J.P. (2007).  Exposure to carbon dioxide-rich seawater is stressful for deep-sea species: an in situ, behavioral study.  Mar. Ecol. Prog. Ser., 340: 9-16.

·         Fujikura, K., Amaki, K., Barry, J.P., Fujiwara, Y., Furushima, Y., Iwase, R., Yamamoto, H., Maruyama, T. (2007)Direct observations of spawning behavior and synchrony in Calyptogena clams using an observatory and an estimate of fecundity.  Mar. Ecol. Prog. Ser. 333:185-193.

 

2006

·         Fleeger, J.W., Carman, K.R., Weisenhorn, P.B., Sofranko, H., Marshall, T., Thistle, D., and Barry, J.P. (2006).  Simulated sequestration of anthropogenic carbon dioxide at a deep-sea site: effects on nematode abundance and biovolume.  Deep-Sea Research I, 53: 1135-1147

·        Thistle, D., Sedlacek, L., Carman, K.R., Fleeger, J.W., Brewer, P.G., Barry, J.P. (2006).  Simulated sequestration of anthropogenic carbon dioxide at a deep-sea site: effects on harpacticoid-copepod species.  J. Exp. Mar. Biol. Ecol., 330: 141-158

·        Kogan, I., Paull, C.K., Kuhnz, L.A., Burton, E.J., VonThun, S., Greene, H.G., Barry, J.P.(2006). ATOC/Pioneer Seamount cable after 8 years on the seafloor: Observations and environmental impact.  Continental Shelf Research, 26: 771-787.

·        Stein, D.L., Drazen, J.C., Schlining, K.L., Barry, J.P., Kuhnz, L. (2006).  Snailfishes of Monterey Canyon: video, photographic, and morphological observations.  J. Fish Biology, 69: 970-986.

 

2005

·        Barry, J.P., Buck, K.R., Lovera, C., Kuhnz, L, Whaling, P.J. (2005). Utility of deep-sea CO2 release experiments in understanding the biology of a high CO2 ocean: Effects of hypercapnia on deep-sea meiofauna.  Journal of Geophysical Research, Oceans, 110, C09S12.

·         Paull, C.K., Ussler, W., III., Barry, J.P., Greene, H.G., and Keaten, R., 2005, Bioerosion by chemosynthetic biological communities on Holocene slide scars, Geo-Marine Letters, 25: 11-19.

·        Drazen, J.C., Bird, L.E., Barry, J.P. (2005).  Development of a hyperbaric trap-respirometer for the capture and maintenance of live deep-sea organisms.  Limnol. and Ocean. Methods, 3, 48849

·         Caldeira, K., Brewer, P.G., Chen, B., Hansen, L., Haugan, P., Iwama, T., Johnston, P., Kheshgi, H., Li, Q., Ohsumi, T., Poertner, H., Sabine, C., Shirayama, Y., Thomson, J. (authors), Barry, J.P. (contributing author) (2005).  Chapter 6: Ocean Storage.  In IPCC Special Report on Carbon Dioxide Capture and Storage, Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, Cambridge University Press, Cambridge

·        Thistle, D., Carman, K.R., Sedlacek, L., Brewer, P.G., Fleeger, J.W., Barry, J.P. (2005). Deep-ocean, sediment-dwelling animals are sensitive to sequestered carbon dioxide. Mar. Ecol. Prog. Ser., 289: 1-4

·         Ricketts, E.R., Kennett, J.P., Hill, T.M., and Barry, J.P (2005).  Effects of CO2 hydrate on deep-sea foraminiferal assemblages.  Proceedings of the Fifth International Conference on Gas Hydrates, Trondheim, Norway, 3, (3020): 839-847.

 

2004

·         Barry, J.P., Kurt R. Buck, Chris F. Lovera, Linda Kuhnz, Patrick J. Whaling, Edward T. Peltzer, Peter Walz, and Peter G. Brewer (2004).  Effects of Direct Ocean CO2 Injection on Deep-Sea Meiofauna.  Journal of Oceanography, 60: 759-766

·        Carman, K.R., Thistle, D., Fleeger, J., Barry, J.P (2004).  The influence of introduced CO2 on Deep-Sea metazoan meiofaunal, Journal of Oceanography, 60(4): 767-772

·        Goffredi, S.K., Barry, J.P., and Buck, K.R., (2004)  Vesicomyid symbioses from Monterey Bay (Central California) Cold Seeps.  Symbiosis, 36, 1-27.

 

2003

·         Barry, J.P., Grebmeier, J., Smith, J., & Dunbar, R.B. (2003)  Bathymetric versus seafloor-habitat control of benthic megafaunal patterns in the Ross Sea, Antarctica, Ant. Res. Series, 78: 327-354.

·        Grebmeier, J.G., DiTullio, G.R., Barry, J.P., & Cooper, L.W. (2003).  Benthic carbon cycling in the Ross Sea polynya, Antarctica:  Benthic community metabolism and sediment tracers.  Antarctic Research Series, 78: 301-326

·         Paull, C.K., Ussler, W III., Greene, H.G., Keaten, R., Mitts, P., Barry, J.P. (2003).  Caught in the Act: The December 20th, 2001 Gravity Flow Event in Monterey Canyon.  Geo-Mar. Let., 22: 227-232.

 

2002

·         Barry, J.P., Buck, K.R., Kochevar, R.K., Nelson, D.C., Fujiwara, Y., Goffredi, S.K., & J. Hashimoto (2002). Methane-based symbiosis in a mussel, Bathymodiolus platifrons, from cold seeps in Sagami Bay, Japan.  Invertebrate Biology, 121(1): 47-54

·         Eastman, J.T. and Barry, J.P. (2002) Video observation of the Antarctic toothfish, Dissostichus mawsoni (Perciformes: Nototheniidae) in the Ross Sea, Antarctica, Polar Biology, 25: 391-395

·         Goffredi, S.K. and Barry, J.P. (2002) Energy acquisition in vesicomyid symbioses.  Cahier de Biologie Marine, 43: 345-350

·         Goffredi, S.K. & Barry, J.P. (2002)  Species-specific variation in sulfide physiology between closely related vesicomyid clams.  Marine Ecology Progress Series, 225: 227-238.

·         Orange, D.L., Yun, J., Maher, N., Barry, J., Greene, G. (2002)  Tracking California Seafloor seeps with bathymetry, backscatter and ROVs .  Continental Shelf Research, 22: 2273-2290.

·         Yoklavich, M, Cailliet, G., Oxman, D., Barry, J.P., Lindquist, D.C. (2002)  Fishes.  Pages 163-185 in  Caffrey, J. (Ed.).  Ecosystem Changes in a California Estuary: a Characterization of Elkhorn Slough.  Elkhorn Slough Foundation, Moss Landing, CA

 

2001

·         Bernhard, J.M., Buck, K.M., Barry, J.P. (2001).  Monterey Bay cold-seep biota: Assemblages, abundance, and ultrastructure of living foraminifera, Deep-Sea Research I, 48: 2233-2249.

·         Johnson, K.S., Paull, C.K., Barry, J.P. & Chavez, F.P. (2001).  A decadal record of turbidity underflows from a coastal river in to the deep-sea.  Geology, 29(11): 1019-1022.

·         Torres, M.E., Barry, J.P., & Suess, E. (2001)  Reconstructing the history of fluid flow at cold seep sites from Ba/Ca in shells of vesicomyid clams.  Limnology & Oceanography, 46(7): 1701-1708.

 

2000

·         Barry, J.P. & N. Maher (2000) Observation of the prickly shark, Echinorhinus cookei Pietschmann, 1928 from the oxygen minimum zone in Santa Barbara Basin, California.  California Fish & Game, 86:213-215.

·         Barry, J.P., Buck, K.R., Goffredi, S.K., & J. Hashimoto (2000)  Ultrastructure studies of two chemosynthetic invertebrate-bacterial symbioses (Lamellibrachia sp. and Acharax sp.) from the Hatsushima cold seeps in Sagami Bay, Japan.  JAMSTEC J. Deep-Sea Research, 16: 91-99

·         Buck, K.R., Barry, J.P., Simpson, A.G.B. 2000.  Monterey Bay cold seep biota: euglenozoa with chemoautotrophic bacterial epibionts.  Eur. J. Protistology, 36: 117-126.

·         DiTullio, G.R., Grebmeier, J., Arrigo, K.R., Lizotte, M.P., Robinson, D.H., Leventer, A., Barry, J.P., VanWoert, M., & R.B. Dunbar (2000).  Rapid and early export of Phaeocystis antarctica blooms in the Ross Sea, Antarctica, Nature, 404 (6778): 595-598

·         Peek, A.S., Gaut, B.S., Feldman, R.A., Barry, J.P., Kochevar, R.E., Lutz, R.A., & R.C. Vrijenhoek (2000).  Neutral and nonneutral mitochondrial genetic variation in deep sea clams from the family Vesicomyidae.  J. Molecular Evolution, 50(2):141-153

 

1999

·         Ahmad, A., Barry, J.P., & D.C. Nelson. (1999) Phylogenetic and physiological affinity of wide, vacuolate, nitrate-accumulating Beggiatoa sp. from Monterey Canyon with Thioploca spp.  Applied and Environmental Microbiology, 65(1):270-277.

·         Barry, J.P. & R E. Kochevar (1999).Calyptogena diagonalis, a new Vesicomyid Bivalve from subduction zone seeps in the eastern North Pacific.  The Veliger, 42(2): 117-123

·         Orange, D.L., Greene, H.G., Reed, D., Martin, J.B., McHugh, C.M., Ryan, W.B.F., Maher, N, Stakes, D. & J.P. Barry  (1999).  Widespread fluid expulsion on a translational continental margin: mud volcanoes, fault zones, headless canyons, and aquifers in Monterey Bay, California.  Bull. Geological Society of America 111(7): 992-1009

·         Pennington, J.T., Tamburri, M.N., and J.P. Barry (1999)  Development, temperature tolerance, and settlement preference of embryos and larvae of the articulate brachiopod Laqueus californianus. Biological Bulletin, 196: 245-256.

·         Sagarin, R.D., Barry, J.P., Gilman, S.E., & C.H. Baxter (1999).  Climate-related change in an intertidal community over short and long time scales. Ecological Monographs, 69(4): 465-490.

·         Tamburri, M.N. & J.P. Barry (1999).  Adaptations for scavenging by three diverse bathyal species, Eptatretus stouti, Neptunea amianta and Orchomene obtusus. Deep-Sea Research Part It, 46(12):2079-2093

·         Yoklavich, M.M., Cailliet, G.M., Oxman, D.S., Barry, J.P., & D.C. Lindquist (1999).  Fish assemblages of Elkhorn Slough and adjacent habitats.  Elkhorn Slough Res. Res. Profile on Fishes

 

1998

·         Barry, J.P. & R.E. Kochevar. (1998) A tale of two clams: differing chemosynthetic life styles among vesicomyids in Monterey Bay cold seeps.  Cahier de Biologie Marine 39:329-331

·         Buck, K.R. & J.P. Barry (1998).  Monterey Bay Cold Seep Infauna: Quantitative comparison of bacterial mat meiofauna with non-seep control sites. Cahier de Biologie Marine, 39:333-336.

 

1997

·        Barry, J.P., R.E. Kochevar, & C.H. Baxter (1997).  The influence of pore-water chemistry and physiology in the distribution of vesicomyid clams at cold seeps in Monterey Bay: Implications for patterns of chemosynthetic community organization.  Limnology and Oceanography, 42(2):318-328.

·         Barry, J.P., R.E. Kochevar, C.H. Baxter, C. Harrold. (1997)Calyptogena packardana, a new species of Vesicomyid Bivalve from Cold Seeps in Monterey Bay , California.  Veliger, 40(4): 341-349

·        Barry, J.P., Kochevar, R.E., J. Hashimoto, Y. Fujiwara, K. Fujikura, & H.G. Greene. (1997)  Studies of the physiology of chemosynthetic fauna at Cold Seeps in Sagami Bay, Japan  JAMSTEC Journal of Deep Sea Research, 13: 417-423

·        Greene, H.G.,  Barry, J.P. & B.H. Robison. (1997). A submersible-based comparison of cold seep regions in Sagami and Monterey Bays.  JAMSTEC Journal of Deep-Sea Research, 13: 395-415.

·         Lisin, S.E., E.E. Hannan, R.E. Kochevar, C. Harrold, & J.P. Barry (1997)  Temporal variation in gametogenic cycles of vesicomyid clams.  Invertebrate Reproduction and Development, 31(1-3): 307-318.

 

1996

·        Barry, J.P., H.G. Greene, D.L. Orange, C.H. Baxter, B.H. Robison, R.E. Kochevar, J.W. Nybakken, D.L. Reed, C.M. McHugh (1996).  Biologic and Geologic Characteristics of Cold Seeps in Monterey Bay, California.  Deep-Sea Research, I, 43(11-12): 1739-1762

·         Barry, J.P., Yoklavich, M.M., Cailliet, G.M., Ambrose, D.A., Antrim, B.S. (1996). Trophic ecology of the dominant fishes in Elkhorn Slough, California.  Estuaries, 19: 115-138

·         McHatton, S.C., J.P. Barry, H.W. Jannasch, & D.C. Nelson (1996).  High nitrate concentrations in vacuolate, autotrophic marine Beggiatoa spp.  Appl. and Enviro. Micro., 62: 954-958.

 

1995

·         Barry, J.P., Baxter, C.H., Sagarin, R.D., Gilman, S.E. (1995).  Climate-related, long-term faunal changes in a California rocky intertidal community.  Science, 267: 672-675

·         Stoker, C.R., D.R. Barch, B.P. Hine III, & J.P. Barry (1995).  Antarctic undersea exploration using a robotic submarine with a telepresence user interface.  IEEE Expert Intelligent systems & their Applications, 10(6): 14-23.

 

 1994

·         Stoker, C.,  Barry, J.P., Barch, D.R., Hine B.P. III.  (1994) Use of telepresence and virtual reality in undersea exploration: 1993 Antarctic telepresence experiment.  Pages 37-44 in: Proceedings of AAAI workshop AI technologies in environmental applications, Seattle WA, July 30-31, 1994.

 

1993

·         Barry, J.P. & Ehret, M.J. (1993) Diet, food preference, and algal availability for fishes and crabs on intertidal reef communities in southern California.  Env. Biol. Fish., 37: 75-95.

·         McFeters, G.A., Barry, J.P., Howington, J.P. (1993)  Distribution of enteric bacteria in Antarctic seawater surrounding a sewage outfall.  Water Res., 27: 645-650.

 

1992

·         Barry, J.P., & Baxter, C.H.  (1992)  Survey design considerations for deep-sea benthic communities using ROVs.  Mar. Tech. Soc., 26(4):20-26.

·         Howington, J.P., McFeters, G.A., Barry, J.P., Smith, J.J.  (1992)  Mapping the McMurdo Station sewage plume.  Mar. Poll. Bull., 25: 9-12

 

1991

·         Barry, J.P. & Dayton, P.K.  (1991)  Physical Heterogeneity and the Community Organization of Marine Systems.  Pp 270-320 in: Ecological Heterogeneity, Springer Verlag, J. Kolasa & S. Pickett (eds.)

·        Grebmeier, J.M. & Barry, J.P. (1991)  The influence of oceanographic processes on pelagic-benthic coupling in polar regions: a benthic perspective.  J. Mar. Sys., 2: 495-518.

·        Yoklavich, M.M., Cailliet, G.M., Barry, J.P., Ambrose, D.A., Antrim, B.S. (1991)  Temporal and spatial patterns in abundance and diversity of fishes in Elkhorn Slough, California. Estuaries, 14:465-480

 

<1991

·         Barry, J.P. & Tegner, M.J. (1990). Inferring demographic processes from size frequency distributions: simple models indicate specific patterns of growth and mortality.  Fish. Bull., 88(1);13-19

·         Barry, J.P. (1989)  Reproductive response of a marine annelid to winter storms: an analog to fire adaptation in plants?  Mar. Ecol. Prog. Ser., 54:99-107

·         Barry, J.P. (1988)  Hydrographic patterns in McMurdo Sound, Antarctica and their relationship to biological productivity.  Polar Biol.,  8:377-391.

·         Barry, J.P. & Dayton, P.K. (1988)  Current patterns in McMurdo Sound, Antarctica and their relationship to local biotic communities.  Polar Biol., 8:367-376.

·         Dayton, P.K., Watson, D., Pal­misano, A., Barry, J.P., Oliver, J.S., Rivera, D. (1986)  Benthic microalgal standing stock and primary production at McMurdo Sound, Antarctica.  Polar Biol., 6:207-213.

·         Barry, J.P. & Cailliet, G.M.  (1981)  The utilization of shallow marsh habitats by commercially important fishes in Elkhorn Slough, California.  Cal-Neva Wildlife Trans. 1981:38-47.

·         Cailliet, G.M. & Barry, J.P.  (1978)  Com­parison of food array overlap measures useful in fish feeding habit analysis.  From the Proc.­ Second Pacific Northwest Tech. Work., October 10-13, 1978.  Maple Valley, Washington.

 


Publications & Contributions, Other

·        Barry, J.P., Pane, E.F., Brewer, P.G. (2006) Ocean Ecosystems and the Carbon Dioxide Invasion. Ecosystems Observations for the Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary. NOAA Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary.

·        Barry, J.P., Seibel, B.A., Drazen, J.C., Tamburri, M.N., Buck, K.R., Lovera, C., Kuhnz, L., Peltzer, E.T., Osborn, K., Whaling, P.J, Walz, P., Brewer, P.G. (2003) Deep-sea field experiments on the biological impacts of direct deep-sea CO2 injection.  Proceedings of the Second Annual Conference on Carbon Sequestration, May 5-8, 2003, Alexandria, VA.

·         Barry, J.P., Young, C., and Nelson, D.  (2001).  Biological impacts of deep-sea CO2 sequestration, Report for CO2 sequestration workshop, MBARI, 2001.

·         Smith, K.L. Jr., Barry, J.P., Beaulieu, S.E., Priede, I.G., Robison, B.H., Shank, T.M., Wakefield, W.W. (2001), Real-time, long-term ecological studies in the deep ocean, report of working group for deep-sea ecological studies for NEPTUNE

·         DeVogelaere, A., Tamburri, M., Clague, D., Barry, J., and Benson, S. (2000).  Exploring the Davidson  Seamount.  Pages 8 in: Ecosystem Observations for the Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary, NOAA Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary.

·         Dawe, T.C., D.S. Stakes, P.R. McGill, J. Barry, S. Etchemendy (1998).  Subsea Instrument deployments: methodology and techniques using a work class remotely operated vehicles (ROV).  Proceedings, 1998 Oceans Conference, Nice, France

·         Barry, J.P.  (1995). Ocean current observations near McMurdo Station, Antarctica, 1993 to 1994: Relation to wastewater discharge dispersal.  Idaho National Engineering Laboratory Report 95/0362, 104p.

·         Barry, J.P.  (1994).  Ocean Current Observations near McMurdo Station, Antarctica from 1991 to 1993: Relation to Wastewater Discharge Dispersal.  Idaho National Engineering Laboratory Report EGG-CIET-11280, 100p

·         Barry, J.P. Robison, B.H., Greene, H.G., Baxter, C.H., Harrold, C., Kochevar, R.E., Orange, D., Lisin, S., Whaling, P.J., Nybakken, J.  (1993)  Investigations of cold seep communities in Monterey Bay, California, using a remotely operated vehicle.  American Academy of Underwater Science, 1993 Symposium Volume.

·         Lissner, A., Barry, J.P., Heilprin, D., Davison, D.  (1992)  Trawl and remotely operated vehicle ocean studies report for detailed physical and biological oceanographic studies for an ocean site designation effort under the marine protection, research and sanctuaries act of 1972 (MPRSA).  Prepared for U.S. Environmental Protection agency, EPA contract number 68-C8-0062.

·         Howington, J.P., Barry, J.P., Smith, J.J. & McFeters, G.A.  (1992)  Mapping the McMurdo Station sewage plume using bacterial indicators.  Ant. J. U. S.

·         Barry, J.P., Dunbar, R, Leventer-Reed, A., Dayton, P.K.  (1991)  Measurements of Ocean Currents in McMurdo Sound, Antarctica during the austral winter, 1989.  Ant. J. U. S.

·         Foster, M, Stellar, D., Barry J.P. (1990)  Review of San Diego Gas and Electric Company (1989) Notice of Intention: The effects on the Marine Environment of the Proposed Changes (Combined Cycle) to Power Plants at Encina or South Bay.  Final report for the California Energy Commission on Agreements 700-89-012 and 700-89-014.  Report to: Mr. Richard Anderson, The California Energy Commission, 3600 Ashe Road, #17, Bakersfield, Ca.  93309.

·         Barry, J.P.  (1988)  Pattern and Process: Patch Dynamics in a Rocky Intertidal Community in Southern California.  Ph.D. Dissertation, Scripps Inst. of Oceanography, Univ. of California, San Diego, 335 pp.

·         ­Barry, J.P., Dayton, P.K.  (1986)  Oceanographic Influences on Marine Benthic Communities in McMurdo Sound, Antarctica.  Ant. J. U. S., 21:78.

·         Dayton, P.K., Kooyman, G., Barry, J.P.  (1984)  Benthic life under thick ice.  Ant. J. U. S., 19(5):128

·         Barry, J.P. (1983)  Utilization of shallow marsh habitats by fishes in Elkhorn Slough, California.  Master's thesis, San Jose State University, San Jose, CA 95 pp.

 


INVITED TALKS

2008

·         Effects of Ocean Acidification on Marine Ecosystems (California State University, Stanislaus)

 

2007

·         How will climate warming and the carbon dioxide invasion from the atmosphere affect future ocean ecosystems? (Moss Landing Marine Laboratories)

·         Barry, JP, Kochevar, RK, Whaling, PJ.  Growth, production, and mortality of the vesicomyid bivalve Calyptogena kilmeri.  Pacific Science Congress, Okinawa, Japan

·         The hard life in Monterey Canyon: effects of sediment gravity flows on benthic biological patterns and material transport across the continental margin (Oregon State University)

·         Population dynamics of chemosynthetic clams in cold seeps off Central California (Moss Landing Marine Laboratories)

·         Conducting Experiments in the Deep-Sea to understand the Low pH Ocean (AAAS Symposium, SF)

·         Deep-sea Carbon Sequestration and Ocean Acidification (Carbon Management Symposium, Utretch University, The Netherlands)

·         Ocean Carbon Sequestration (U.S. Congressional Briefing – COMPASS)

·         MBARI Ocean Acidification Studies (Kristineberg Marine Research Station, Sweden)

·         Ocean Acidification effects on Deep-Sea ecosystems (MBARI CO2 symposium)

 

2006

·         Biological Impacts of Deep-Sea Carbon Sequestration  (International Seminar on Carbon Sequestration and Climate Change, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil)

·         Can ocean carbon sequestration have significant societal value without the collapse of deep-sea ecosystems? (Stanford University)

·         The Effects of Climate Warming and Ocean Acidification on Ocean Ecosystems (California Coastal Commission)

·         Ocean exploration by MBARI (MBA)

 

2005

·         Climate change, societal values, and carbon sequestration: the biology of ocean versus atmospheric carbon dioxide storage (U.C. Davis, Bodega Marine Laboratory)

·         The biology of the future high-CO2 ocean (Hopkins Marine Station)

·         Climate Change and carbon sequestration:  the biology of ocean versus atmospheric carbon storage (Louisiana State University)

 

2004    

·         Biological Responses of Deep-sea organisms to direct CO2 injection.  (SCOR/IOC Symposium on “The Ocean in a High CO2 World”, Paris, France)

·         Benthic Ecology of McMurdo Sound and the SW Ross Sea, Antarctica.  (NSF-sponsored McMurdo Sound LTER workshop, San Jose, CA)

 

2003    

·         The effects of direct ocean CO2 injection on deep-sea meiofauna (RITE International Conference on the Biology of Deep-Sea CO2 sequestration, Kyoto, Japan)

·         Ecological impacts of ocean carbon sequestration (Hopkins Marine St.)

·         Carbon sequestration biology. (2nd Ann. Conf. on Carbon Sequestration, Washington, D.C.)

·         Biology of Monterey Methane Seeps (JAMSTEC)

·         Ecological impacts of ocean carbon sequestration (JAMSTEC)

·         The effects of direct ocean CO2 injection on Deep-sea meiofauna (RITE International Workshop)

·         Use of Vesicomyid clams as proxies for ageing submarine landslide events (AGU Fall Meeting)

 

2002    

·         Ecological impacts of direct ocean CO2 sequestration (AGU, spring, SIO, MLML, Romberg Center)

·         Cold seep biology and ecology (Hopkins Mar. St., Romberg Center, MLML, USF)

·         Antarctic pelagic-benthic coupling (CSUS)

 

2001    

·         Cold seep biology and ecology (Hopkins Marine Station)

·         Biological Studies of Ocean Carbon Sequestration, (AGU fall meeting, DOE Center for Carbon Sequestration Research Workshop, Oakland, CA, MBARI / DOE Direct Ocean Injection Experts Workshop)

·         Pelagic-benthic coupling on the Antarctic Continental Shelf (MLML, AGU, CSUS)

 

2000    

·         Biological impacts of ocean carbon sequestration, (DOE Ocean Carbon Sequestration Workshop, Baltimore)

·         Pelagic Benthic Coupling in the Ross Sea, Antarctica, (Cal. State Univ. Stanislaus)

 

1998

·         Biology and Ecology of Cold Seeps;  (Friends of Moss Landing Marine Laboratories)

 

1997

·         A tale of two clams: Differing chemosynthetic life styles at cold seep communities in Monterey Bay.  (UCSB, SIO, Symbiosis conference)

 

1996    

·         Ecology of Chemosynthetic Communities in Monterey Bay (Hopkins Marine Station, MLML)

·         Coupling between Fluid Chemistry and Community Structure at Cold Seeps in Monterey Bay (AAAS, San Jose State University)

·         Methods of Underwater Positioning and Size Estimation (Groundfish Meeting, Newport, Oregon)

 

1995    

·         Climate-Related Changes in Intertidal Invertebrate Communities (Nat. Mus. of Natural History)

·         Geology and Ecology of Cold Seeps (California State University, Stanislaus, MLML)

 

1994    

·         Coupling between Fluid Chemistry and Community Structure at Cold Seeps in Monterey Bay (AAAS)

·         Sampling Benthic Populations Using ROVs: How Can Accuracy and Statistical Power Be Maximized? (Groundfish Meeting, Seattle, Washington)

·         Biology and Ecology of Cold Seeps in Monterey Bay (Japanese Marine Science and Technology Center, UCSC)

·         Science at MBARI, Scripps Inst. Oc., Field Studies Course, G. Kooyman

 

1993    

·         Alternate Stable States in Natural Communities: Why are They Rare? (Hopkins Marine Station)