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Thesis

All thesis and dissertation submissions must be completed and uploaded onto the ProQuest* system at least 10 business days before the Florida Gulf Coast University Registrar’s certification of degrees date for a given semester.

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A list of thesis submitted

  1.  Juan Garcia (Spring 2015) Impact of nitrogen on microbial diversity and function

  2. Dana Dettmar (Summer 2015) In lake floating treatment wetlands could provide algal control through unsuspected mechanisms (Serge Thomas, committee chair)

  3. Alex Kucherenko (Fall 2016) Terrestrial snake environmental DNA accumulation and degradation dynamics and its environmental application

  4. Lauren Griffiths (Spring 2017) Retention of nutrients from urban stormwater runoff by storm-pulsed and seasonally pulsed created wetlands in the subtropics (William Mitsch, committee chair)

  5. Matthew Gamel (Spring 2017) American Green Caviar: Analysis of sea grape (Caulerpa racemosa var. peltata) for bio-filtration and valuable co-production (Michael Parsons, committee chair)

  6. Christina Lopardo (Fall 2018) Sustainable aquaculture effluent treatment systems utilizing biodegradable plastics through microbial remediation

  7. Michael Lindsey (Spring 2019) How were microphytobenthic communities influenced by the Deepwater Horizon oil spill? (Michael Parsons, committee chair)

  8. Taylor Hancock (Spring 2019) A high-resolution molecular method for identification of smalltooth sawfish prey

  9. Luka Ndungu (Fall 2019) Interactivity of hydrogen peroxide and cyanobacterial communities in southwest Florida freshwater bodies

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