Publications

Conservation energetics of beluga whales: using resting and swimming metabolism to understand threats to an endangered population

Published in Journal of Experimental Biology, 2024

Combining metabolic and accelerometer data to develop predictive relationships for energetic costs of swimming.

Recommended citation: John, Jason S., Christen, Dennis R., Flammer, Katherine L., Kendall, Traci L., Nazario, Emily C., Richter, Beau P., Gill, Verena, Williams, Terrie M. (2024). "Conservation energetics of beluga whales: using resting and swimming metabolism to understand threats to an endangered population." Journal of Experimental Biology. 227(5).
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Diverse Voices in Fisheries Science: Lessons Learned from an Insightful Seminar Series

Published in Fisheries, 2022

Recommended citation: Dale, Katherine E., Goetz, Laura C., Kobayashi, Katie M., Lane, Molly R., Nazario, Emily C. (2022). "Diverse Voices in Fisheries Science: Lessons Learned from an Insightful Seminar Series." Fisheries. 47(6), 241-244.
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Baleen whale inhalation variability revealed using animal-borne video tags

Published in PeerJ, 2022

Baleen whale breath to breath variability observed from video recordings of inhalations.

Recommended citation: Nazario, Emily C., Cade, Dave E., Bierlich K.C., Czapanskiy, Max F., Goldbogen, Jeremy A., Kahane-Rapport, Shirel R., van der Hoop, Julie M., San Luis, Merceline T., Friedlaender, Ari S. (2022). "Baleen whale inhalation variability revealed using animal-borne video tags." PeerJ. 1(3).
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Physiological limits in the world’s extreme divers: how marine mammals manage CO2 accumulation and its effects on dive recovery

Published in American Physiological Society, 2023

An investigation into CO2 accumulation in four physiogical systems and their respective recovery timelines.

Recommended citation: Nazario, Emily C., Kendall, Traci L., Williams, Terrie M. (2023). "Physiological limits in the world&aposs extreme divers: how marine mammals manage CO2 accumulation and its effects on dive recovery." American Physiological Society. 38(S1), 5728622.