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CURRICULUM VITAE

MILTON LOVE

Marine Science Institute (805) 893-2935--WUniversity of CaliforniaSanta Barbara, CA 93106 [email protected]

PERSONAL:

Date of Birth: 10 March 1947Place of Birth: Los Angeles, California

EDUCATION:

B.A. 1970 Environmental Biology (Honors) University of California, Santa Barbara, California

M.A. 1974 Zoology University of California, Santa Barbara, CaliforniaPh.D. 1978 Zoology University of California, Santa Barbara, California

POSITIONS:

2002-present Research Biologist, Marine Science Institute, University of California, Santa Barbara

1998-2002 Associate Research Biologist, Marine Science Institute, University of California, Santa Barbara

1995-1998 Assistant Research Biologist, Marine Science Institute, University of California, Santa Barbara

1993-present Science Writer. Past assignments:

Howard Hall Productions, wrote narrative for PBS special Mountain in the Sea.

Jean-Michel Cousteau Productions, Santa Barbara, CA and Enteractive Media Inc., Washington, D. C. Co-wrote and edited the CD-ROM Coral

Reefs.

MARE (Marine Activities, Resources and Education),Lawrence Hall of Science, University of California, Berkeley. Wroteteachers' guides to MARE curricula.

MacGillivray Freeman Films, Laguna Beach, CA. Edited company newsletter.

MacGillivray Freeman Films, Laguna Beach, CA. Created the education package for, and assisted in the script of, the IMAX film The Living Sea.

California Seafood Council, Santa Barbara, CA. Developed elementary school curricula on California fisheries.

2006-present Commentator, KPCC, Off-Ramp.

2003-present Contributor, Fish Facts, Sport Fishing Magazine

1993-2007 Science Editor. Dolphin Log, Cousteau Society

1993-1998 Columnist: Dive Travel Magazine, Ocean Realm, Scuba Times

1991-2002 Associate Research Biologist, Marine Science Institute, University of California, Santa Barbara Science Institute.

1985-1991 Assistant Research Biologist, University of California, Santa Barbara, Marine Science Institute

1978-1988 Project Director, VANTUNA Research Group, Occidental College, Los Angeles Supervised and coordinated research on the population structures, life histories and diseases of fishes inhabiting reefs and soft substrata.

1976 - 1978 Sea Grant Trainee, University of California, Santa Barbara."Analysis of the Santa Barbara Inshore Partyboat Sportfishery and Aspects of the Life History of the Olive Rockfish, Sebastes serranoides". Field and lab work.

1976 Associate in Environmental Studies, University of California, Santa Barbara Taught "Introduction to Ecology and Environmental Pollution".

1972-1975 Research Assistant, University of California, Santa Barbara. Lab and field work on life history of the olive rockfish.

1969 Research Assistant, University of California, Santa Barbara. Lab and field work on ecology of Goleta Slough.

1968 Commercial Fisherman, Santa Barbara.

AWARDS

2007 American Fisheries Society, Carl R. Sullivan Award (for conservation of fishery resources)

Association of Educational Publishers, Distinguished Achievement Award (for the series Critter Creatures in Cousteau Kids).

COMMUNITY SERVICE

1998 - 2008 Member, Board of Directors, Pacific Marine Conservation Council

GRANTS/CONTRACTS

Awarded:

California Department of Fish and GameSize and Age of Maturity of California Halibut (Paralichthys californicus)

4/1/87-3/31/88$25,000

California Environmental Affairs AgencyDevelopment of a Market and Fishery for the Dogfish Shark, and Aspects of Its Biology

6/1/89-5/31/90$63,440

California Environmental Affairs AgencyThe Biology and Fishery of the Pacific Hagfish (Eptratretus stouti) off Southern California

6/1/89-5/31/90$51,722

California Environmental Affairs AgencyResearch into Marketing Under- and Non-utilized Fish Species, with Particular Attention to the Live Fish Market

7/1/90-5/31/91$56,045

Minerals Management ServiceEffects of OCS Oil and Gas Production Platforms on Rocky Reef Fishes and Fisheries

6/1/90-5/31/91$186,245

National Underwater Research ProjectRockfishes of the Northeast Pacific Workshop

12/3/93-12/5/93$9,450

National Biological Service

The Ecological Role of Natural Reefs and Oil and Gas Production Platforms on Rocky Reef Fishes in Southern California.

6/1/95-5/30/98$1,094,481

Biological Resources Division, U. S. Geological SurveyThe Ecological Role of Natural Reefs and Oil and Gas Production Platforms on Rocky Reef Fishes in Southern California.

6/1/98-9/30/98 $175,000


10/1/98-9/30/99$470,000


10/1/99-12/31/00$449,569


6/1/00-6/30/01$351,331

National Marine Fisheries ServiceIdentifying habitat areas of particular concern to assist in rebuilding the bocaccio population off central and southern California

2000-2001$49,475

Sea GrantLinking early fish growth and transport to circulation using otolith microstructure and microchemistry

2001-2002$95,000

California Artificial Reef Enhancement ProgramCreating an Artificial Reef Database Website

2001-2002$71,000

Sea GrantCreating an Internet-accessible Video Library of Pacific Coast Fishes

2002$9,600


2001-2002$125,000

California Artificial Reef Enhancement ProgramThe Ecological Role of Natural Reefs and Oil and Gas Production Platforms on Rocky Reef Fishes in Southern California.

2001-2007$1,185,396

Packard FoundationA Fish and Habitat Survey Essential to the Rebuilding of Overfished Groundfish Populations along the West Coast of North America

2002-2003$250,000

United States Geological SurveyRocky Reef Fish and Trophic Interactions Associated with Offshore Oil and Gas Platforms in Southern California

2003-2006$215,139

Minerals Management ServiceEcological Performance of OCS Platforms as Fish Habitat off California: A Pilot Study

2003-2005$175,000

Minerals Management ServiceAssessing the Fate of Juvenile Rockfishes at Offshore Platforms and Natural Reefs in the Santa Barbara Channel

2004-2006$250,000

Minerals Management ServiceReproductive Ecology and Body Burden of Resident Fish Prior to Decommissioning

2005-2009$426,278

Minerals Management ServiceFish Assemblages Associated with Platforms and Natural Reefs in Areas Where Data are Non-existent or Limited

2005-2008$670,000

TEACHING - UCSB AND OCCIDENTAL COLLEGE

1979-1981 Occidental College, Instructor, Ichthyology1985-1988 UCSB, Lecturer, Zoology 105, Biology of Fishes; Biology 105, Aquaculture.1995 UCSB, Lecturer, Zoology 161, Fishes.1996 UCSB, Lecturer, EEMB 161, Fishes.

PAPERS PRESENTED

Annual Meeting of Ichthyologists and Herpetologists - “Isolation of Olive Rockfish Populations in Southern California.” June 1980.

American Fisheries Society - “Aspects of the Life History of the White Croaker, Genyonemus lineatus.” January 1980.

West Coast Groundfish Conference - “Biology and Fishery of the White Croaker, Genyonemus lineatus.” January 1984.

West Coast Groundfish Conference - “A Summary of Knowledge of Rockfish Movements.” January 1986.

West Coast Biological Station, Nanaimo, British Columbia - “The Effectiveness of the Fish Diversion System of the San Onofre Nuclear Generating System.” May 1986.West Coast Groundfish Conference - “Aspects of the Life Histories of 19 Species of

Rockfish (Sebastes spp.). February 1989.Minerals Management Service - “Status of Knowledge of Fishes Living Around Offshore Oil Platforms Off Southern California.” March 1989.Joint U.S.- Japan Symposium on the Early Life History of Rockfishes - “Life History of

Benthic Juvenile Rockfishes.” June 1989.Minerals Management Service - “Techniques for estimating fish populations around oil

platforms.” March 1991.Minerals Management Service - “Effects of offshore platforms on local fisheries.” June

1991.Joint Conference American Fisheries Society, Cal-Neva and Humboldt Chapters -

"Wake-Up Lecture for Fisheries Nerds". March 1994.West Coast Groundfish Conference - "What we did on our fall vacation." January 1996.Minerals Management Service - “Fish communities of California offshore platforms.”

March 1997.Minerals Management Service - California State Lands Commission, Decommissioning

and Removal of Oil and Gas Facilities Offshore California - “Recreational Fisheries”. September 1997.

West Coast Groundfish Conference - “More fun in the little yellow submarine”. February 1998.

Living Marine Resources of California Conference, UCLA - “Evidence for decline in rockfish populations in the southern California Bight”. April 1998.

California Islands Symposium - “Fishes of the mussel mounds of production platforms of southern and central California”. March 1999.

Pacific Section Convention, American Association of Petroleum Geologists - “What we know about fish assemblages around the deepwater production platforms of southern and central California”. April 1999.

International Artificial Reef Symposium, San Remo, Italy - “Summary of work on fishes around California offshore oil platforms”. October 1999.

California State Lands Commission, Rigs to Reef Workshop - “Fish assemblages of production platforms”. December 1999.

Coalition for Enhanced Marine Resources - Discussion of platform animals assemblages.April 2000.

West Coast Groundfish Conference, Sitka, Alaska - “Five years of fun in the little yellow submarine, now it can be told”. May 2000.

Ichthyology and Herpetology Conference, La Paz - “Fish assemblages on deepwater habitats off southern and Central California”. June 2000.

American Fisheries Society, Southern Division - “Oil platforms as fish habitat”. February 2001.

Monterey Bay Aquarium, Saving Our Seas Forum - “Rockfish at Risk”. April 2001.California Artificial Reef Enhancement Program workshop - “Fish Assemblages of

southern California oil platforms”. November 2002.National Marine Fisheries Service, Alaska Fisheries Center, Seattle, Washington - “Oil

platforms as fish habitat”. January 2003. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, Silver Springs, Maryland - “Oil

platforms as fish habitat”. March 2003.Department of Commerce, Washington, D. C. - “Oil platforms as fish habitat”. March

2003.World Wildlife Fund , Washington, D. C. - “Oil platforms as fish habitat”. March

2003.Minerals Management Service Symposium, Oceanology International, New Orleans,

Louisiana - “Oil platforms as fish habitat”. May 2003.House of Representatives, Energy Subcommittee, Washington, D. C. - Testified on

possible importance of platforms as fish habitat. September 2003.Heritage Foundation and American Petroleum Institute, Washington, D. C. - Discussed role of platforms as fish habitat. September 2003.People for Puget Sound, Friday Harbor, Washington - “History of rockfish fisheries in

southern California”. September 2003.Mineral Management Service, Decommissioning Offshore Platforms and Piplines:

Environmental Studies Workshop, Catalina Island - “Fish Assemblages of southern California oil platforms”. October 2003

Pt. Lobos Association, Monterey, California - “Oil platforms as fish habitat”. January 2004.

Western Groundfish Conference, Victoria, British Columbia - “For now we see through a

glass, darkly: a potpourri of observations on the fish assemblages of oil/gas platforms and natural reefs in southern California”. February 2004.

Centro de Investigacion Cientifica y de Educacion Superior Ensenada (CICESE), Ensenada, Mexico - “Oil platforms as fish habitat”. March 2004.

Friends of Moss Landing, Moss Landing, California. “The role of oil and gas platforms in fish production and aggregation in southern and central California.” July 2004.

University of Alaska, Juneau. “The role of oil and gas platforms in fish production and aggregation in southern and central California.” July 2004.

Center for Image Processing in Education, Ocean Explorers Think Tank, Camarillo, California. “The role of oil and gas platforms in fish production and aggregation in southern and central California.” January 2005.

International Conference on Artificial Reefs and Artificial Habitats, Biloxi, Mississippi. Keynote Address. “More fun than working for a living – tales of 10 years of research on the fishes of California oil platforms.” April 2005.

California State Lands Commission, Long Beach, California. “The role of oil and gas platforms in fish production and aggregation in southern and central California.” May 2005.

Channel Islands National Marine Sanctuary, Santa Barbara and Ventura. “Rockfishes of the

Northeast Pacific”. July 2005.American Fisheries Society. Anchorage, Alaska. “The role of oil and gas platforms in fish

production and aggregation in southern and central California.” September 2005.Petrobras, the Brazilian Oil Company. 3 locations in Brazil. “The role of oil and gas

platforms in fish production and aggregation in southern and central California.” November 2006.

Society of Petroleum Engineers, Galveston, Texas. “The role of oil and gas platforms in fish production and aggregation in southern and central California.” March 2007.

Santa Paula Oil Museum. “The role of oil and gas platforms in fish production and aggregation in southern and central California.” April 2007.

Orange County Coast Keeper, Huntington Beach, California. “The role of oil and gas platforms in fish production and aggregation in southern and central California.” March 2007.

PUBLICATIONS:

BooksCailliet, G.M., P.Y. Setzer and M. Love. 1971. Everyman's guide to ecological living. New

York: MacMillan, 119 pp.Love, M. and G.M. Cailliet. 1979. Readings in ichthyology. Santa Monica, CA: Goodyear

Publishing Company, 525 pp.Cailliet, G.M., M. Love and A.W. Ebeling. 1986. Fishes: a field and laboratory manual on their

structure, identification, and natural history. Belmont, CA: Wadsworth Press, 194 pp.Love, M. 1991. Probably more than you want to know about the fishes of the Pacific Coast. Santa Barbara, CA: Really Big Press, 226 p.Love, M. 1996. Probably more than you want to know about the fishes of the Pacific Coast.

2nd Ed. Santa Barbara, CA: Really Big Press, 335 p.Love, M., M. Yoklavich, and L. Thorsteinson. 2002. The rockfishes of the northeast Pacific.

University of California Press.Heifetz, J., J. DiCosino, A. J. Gharrett, M. S. Love, V. M. O’Connell, and R. D. Stanley

(eds). 2007. Biology, assessment, and management of North Pacific rockfish. Alaska Sea Grant.

Love, M. 2011. Certainly more than you want to know about the fishes of the Pacific Coast. Really Big Press, Santa Barbara, California.

Butler, J. L., M. S. Love, and T. E. Laidig. 2012. A guide to the rockfishes, thornyheads, and scorpionfishes of the northeast Pacific. University of California Press.

VideosLove, M. 1999. The common rockfishes of California. Pacific Marine Conservation Council and

Biological Resources Division, U. S. Geological Survey.

CD-ROMJean-Michel Cousteau's World. 1995. Vol. 1. Cities under the sea - corals reefs. Jean-Michel

Cousteau Productions, Santa Barbara, CA and Enteractive Media Inc., Washington, D. C.

Articles: TechnicalLove, M. and R. Lee. 1974. New geographic and bathymetric records for fish from southern

California. Calif. Fish Game 60:212–216.Moser, M. and M. Love. 1975. Henneguya sebasta sp. n. (Protozoa, Myxosporida) from

California rockfish, Sebastes spp. J. Parasitol. 61:481–483.Moser, M., M. Love and L. Jensen. 1976. Myxosporida (Protozoa) in California rockfish,

Sebastes spp. J. Parasitol. 62:690–692.Love, M. and M. Moser. 1976. Davisia reginae sp. n. (Protozoa, Myxosporida) from four

California marine fish. J. Parasitol. 62:982–983.Love, M. and M. Moser. 1978. Common parasites of California marine fish. Calif. Dept. Fish

Game, Mar. Res. Leaflet 10.Love, M. and A. Ebeling. 1978. Food and habitat of three "switch-feeding" fishes in the kelp

forests of Santa Barbara, California. Fish. Bull. 76:257–271.Love, M. and R. Larson. 1978. Geographic variation in the occurrence of tympanic spines and possible genetic differentiation in the kelp rockfish (Sebastes atrovirens). Copeia (1):53–

59.Love, M. 1980. Isolation of olive rockfish, Sebastes serranoides, populations off southern

California. Fish. Bull. 77:975–983.Love, M. 1981. Evidence of movements of some deepwater rockfishes (Scorpaenidae: genus

Sebastes) off southern California. Calif. Fish Game 67:246–249.Love, M. and W. Westphal. 1981. Growth, reproduction and food habits of olive rockfish,

Sebastes serranoides, off central California. Fish. Bull. 79:533–545.Love, M., D. Teebken-Fisher, J. E. Hose, J.J. Farmer III, F.W. Hickman and G.R. Fanning. 1981.

Vibrio damsela, a marine bacterium, causes skin ulcers on the damselfish, Chromis punctipinnis. Science 214:1139–1140.

Love, M. and W. Westphal. 1981. A correlation between annual catches of Dungeness crab, Cancer magister, along the west coast of North America and mean annual sunspot number. Fish. Bull. 80:794–796.

Love, M. and M. Moser. 1983. A checklist of parasites of California, Oregon and Washington marine and estuarine fishes. NMFS Tech. Rept. SSRF-777, 576 pp.

Love, M., K. Shriner and P. Morris. 1984. Parasites of olive rockfish Sebastes serranoides (Scorpaenidae) off central California. Fish. Bull. 82:530–537.

Love, M., G. McGowen, W. Westphal, R. Lavenberg and L. Martin. 1984. Aspects of the life history and fishery of the white croaker, Genyonemus lineatus. Fish. Bull. 82:179–198.

Stephens, J. S., Jr., P. A. Morris, K. Zerba and M. Love. 1985. Factors affecting fish diversity on a temperate reef II: The fish assemblages of Palos Verdes Point, 1974–1981. Env. Biol. Fish. 11:259–275.

Love, M., W. Westphal and R. A. Collins. 1985. Distributional patterns of fishes captured aboard

commercial passenger fishing vessels along the northern Channel Islands, California. Fish. Bull. 83:243–251.

Love, M., J. S. Stephens, Jr., P. A. Morris, M. M. Singer, M. Sandhu and T. Sciarrotta. 1986. Inshore soft substrata fishes in the Southern California Bight, an overview. CalCOFI Rept. 27:84–106.

Love, M., B. Axell, P. Morris, R. Collins and A. Brooks. 1987. Life history and fishery of the California scorpionfish, Scorpaena guttata, within the Southern California Bight. Fish. Bull. 85:99–116.

Stephens, J. S., Jr., J. E. Hose and M. Love. 1988. Fish assemblages as indicators of environmental changes in nearshore environments. In Marine organisms as indicators, D.S. Soule and G.S. Kleppel (eds.), Springer Verlag, New York, pp. 91–106.

Love, M., M. Sandhu, J. Stein, K. T. Herbison, R. H. Moore, M. Mullin and J. S. Stephens, Jr. 1989. An analysis of fish diversion efficiency and survivorship at the San Onofre nuclear generating station fish return system. NMFS Tech. Rept. 76. 16 p.

Love, M. and A. Brooks. 1990. Size and age at first maturity of the California halibut, Paralichthys californicus, in the Southern California Bight. pp. 167-174 In: C.W.

Haugen (ed)., The California halibut, Paralichthys californicus, resource and fisheries. Calif. Dept. Fish Game, Fish Bull. 174.

Love, M., P. Morris, M. McCrae and R. Collins. 1990. Life history aspects of 19 rockfish species

(Scorpaenidae: Sebastes) from the Southern California Bight. NMFS Tech. Rept. 87, 38 pp.

Love, M. and W. Westphal. 1990. A comparison of fishes taken by a sportfishing party vessel around oil platforms and adjacent natural reefs near Santa Barbara, California. Fish. Bull. 88:599–605.

Love, M., M. Carr and L. Haldorson. 1991. The ecology of substrate-associated juveniles of the genus Sebastes. Env. Biol. Fish. 30:225–243.

Boehlert, G.W., M. Love, J. Wourms and J. Yamada. 1991. A summary of the symposium on rockfishes and recommendations for future research. Env. Biol. Fish. 30:273–280.

Haldorson, L. and M. Love. 1991. Maturity and fecundity in the rockfishes, Sebastes spp. Mar. Fish. Rev. 53(2):25–31.

Love, M. 1992. California scorpionfish; Blackgill rockfish. In: Leet, W., C.M. Dewees and C.W. Haugen (eds.). California Living Marine Resources and Their Utilization. Davis, California: University of California Sea Grant Extension Program.

Yoklavich, M. M., H. G. Greene, G. Moreno, G. M. Cailliet, D. Sullivan, D. Watters, M. Love. 1992. The importance of small-scale refugia to deepwater rockfishes (Sebastes spp) - A pilot study in Soquel Canyon, Monterey, CA. EOS, Transactions, American Geophysical Union, 052A-01.

Cailliet, G. M., L. Ferry, M. S. Love and B. M. Leaman. 1994. Report on aging and senescence in fishes. Moss Landing Marine Laboratories.

Love, M., J. Hyland, A. Ebeling, T. Herrlinger, A. Brooks and E. Imamura. 1994. A pilot study of the distribution and abundance of rockfishes in relation to natural environmental factors and an offshore oil and gas production platform off the coast of Southern California. Bull. Mar. Sci. 55:1062–1085.

Allen, L. G., T. E. Hovey, M. S. Love and J. T. W. Smith. 1995The life history of the spotted sand bass (Paralabrax maculatofasciatus) within thesouthern California Bight. CalCOFI Rpt. 36:193–203.

Love, M. S., A. Brooks, D. Busatto, J. Stephens and P. A. Gregory. 1996.Aspects of the life histories of the kelp bass and barred sand bass (Paralabraxclathratus and P. nebulifer) from the southern California Bight. Fish. Bull.94:472–481.

Love, M. S., A. Brooks and J. R. Ally. 1996. An analysis of commercial passengerfishing vessel fisheries for kelp bass and barred sand bassin the southern California Bight. Calif. Fish Game. 82:105–121.

Love, M. S. and R. Lea. 1997. Range extension of the quillback rockfish, Sebastes maliger, to the southern California Bight. Calif. Fish Game. 83:78–83.

Love, M. S., M. Nishimoto, D. Schroeder, A. Gharrett, and A. Gray. 1997. The ecological role of natural reefs and oil and gas production platforms on rocky reef fishes in southern California. USGS/BRD/CR-1997-0007.

Love, M. S., J. Caselle and K. Herbinson. 1998. Declines in nearshore rockfish recruitment and populations in the southern California Bight as measured by impingement rates in coastal electrical generating stations. Fish. Bull. 96:492–501.

Love, M. S., J. Caselle and W. Van Buskirk. 1998. A severe decline in the commercial passenger fishing vessel rockfish (Sebastes spp.) catch in the southern California Bight, 1980-1996. CalCOFI Rept. 39:180–195.

Love, M. S. and K. Johnson. 1998. Aspects of the life histories of the grass rockfish (Sebastes rastrelliger) and brown rockfish (S. auriculatus) from southern California. Fish. Bull. 87:100–109.

Love, M. S., J. Caselle and L. Snook. 1999. Fish assemblages on mussel mounds surrounding seven oil platforms in the Santa Barbara Channel and Santa Maria Basin. Bull. Mar.Sci. 65:497–513.

Love, M. S., M. Nishimoto, D. Schroeder, and J. Caselle. 1999. The ecological role of natural reefs and oil and gas production platforms on rocky reef fishes in Southern California. Final Interim Report. OCS Study MMS 99-0015.

Love, M. S., J. E. Caselle and L. Snook. 2000. Fish assemblages around seven oil platforms in the Santa Barbara Channel. Fish. Bull. 98:96–117.

Parker, S. J., S. A. Berkeley, J. T. Golden, D. R. Gunderson, J. Heifetz, M. A. Hixon, R. Larson, B. M. Leaman, M. S. Love, J. A. Musick, V. M. O’Connell, S. Ralston, H. J. Weeks, and M. M. Yoklavich. 2000. Management of Pacific rockfish. Fisheries 25(3):22–30.

Yoklavich, M. M., G. H. Greene, G. Cailliet, D. Sullivan, R. N. Lea and M. S. Love. 2000.Habitat associations of deep-water rockfishes in a submarine canyon: An example of anatural refuge. Fish. Bull. 98:625–641.

De Wett-Oleson, K. and M. Love. 2001. Observations of cleaning behavior of giant kelpfish, Heterostichus rostratus, island kelpfish, Alloclinus holderi, bluebanded goby, Lythrypnus dalli, and kelp bass, Paralabrax clathratus, on giant sea bass, Stereolepis gigas. Calif. Fish Game 87:87–92.

Love, M. 2001. Bank rockfish, blackgill rockfish, California scorpionfish, olive rockfish. In Leet, W.S., C.M. Dewees, R. Klingbeil, and E. Larson (eds.). California's Living Marine

Resources: A Status Report. California Department of Fish and Game. 592 pp. Love, M. S., M. Nishimoto, and Donna Schroeder. 2001. The ecological role of natural reefs and

oil and gas production platforms on rocky reef fishes in southern California 1998–1999 Survey Report. OCS Study MMS 2001-028.

Caselle, J. E., M. S. Love, C. Fusaro, and D. Schroeder. 2002. Trash or habitat? Fish assemblages on offshore oilfield seafloor debris in the Santa Barbara Channel, California. ICES Journal of Marine Science. 59:S258–S265.

Schroeder, D. M. and M. S. Love. 2002. Recreational fishing and marine fish populationsin California. CalCOFI Rep. 43:182–190.

Love, M. S., D. M. Schroeder, and M. M. Nishimoto. 2003. The ecological role of oil and gas production platforms and natural outcrops on fishes in southern and central California: a synthesis of information. U. S. Department of the Interior, U. S. Geological Survey, Biological Resources Division, Seattle, Washington, 98104, OCS Study MMS 2003-032.

Brock, R. J., J.A. Bohnsack, M.J. Fogarty, S.A. Murawski, M.M. Yoklavich, and M.S. Love. 2003. Marine fisheries of the USA: moving from single-species management to a more holistic ecosystem-based approach. pp. 521-531, In (Beumer, J.P., A. Grant, and D.C. Smith, eds), Aquatic Protected Areas: What Works Best and How Do We Know?, University of Queensland Printery, St. Lucia, Queensland, Australia. 689 pp.

McCosker, J. E., S. Anderson, J. Richards, and M. Love. 2004. First record of the Cape cigarfish,

Cubiceps capensis (Family Nomeidae), from California waters. Calif. Fish Game 90:157–159.

Schroeder, D. M. and M. S. Love. 2004. Ecological and political issues surrounding oil platform decommissioning in the Southern California Bight. Ocean and Coastal Management 47:21–48.

Berkeley, S. A., M. A. Hixon, R. J. Larson, and M. S. Love. 2004. Fisheries sustainability via protection of age structure and spatial distribution of fish populations. Fisheries 29(8):23–32.

Matala, A., A. Gray, A. Gharett, and M. Love. 2004. Microsatellite variation indicatespopulation genetic structure of bocaccio (Sebastes paucispinis). N. Amer. J. Fish. Management. 24:1189–1202.

Love, M. S. and A. York. 2005. A comparison of the fish assemblages associated with anoil/gas pipeline and adjacent seafloor in the Santa Barbara Channel, Southern California

Bight. Bull Mar. Sci. 77:101–117.Love, M. S. D. M. Schroeder, and W. H. Lenarz. 2005. Distribution of bocaccio (Sebastes

paucispinis) and cowcod (Sebastes levis) around oil platforms and natural outcrops off California with implications for larval production. Bull. Mar. Sci. 77:397–408.Love, M. S., C. W. Mecklenburg, T. A. Mecklenburg, and L. K. Thorsteinson. 2005. Resource inventory of marine and estuarine fishes of the West Coast and Alaska: A checklist of North Pacific and Arctic Ocean species from Baja California to the Alaska-Yukon border. OCS Study MMS 2005-030.

Baskett, M. L., M. Yoklavich, and M. S. Love. 2006. Predation, competition, and the recovery of overexploited fish in marine reserves. Can. J. Fish Aquat. Sci. 63:1214–1229.

Emery, B. M., L. Washburn, M. S. Love, M. N. Nishimoto, and J. C. Ohlmann. 2006. Do oiland gas platforms off California reduce recruitment of bocaccio (Sebastes paucispinis) tonatural habitats? Analysis on trajectories derived from high frequency radar. Fish. Bull. 104:391–400.

Li, Z., A. K. Gray, M. S. Love, and A. J. Gharrett. 2006. A key to selected rockfishes (Sebastesspp.) based on mitochondrial DNA restriction fragment analysis. Fish. Bull. 104:182–196.

Li, Z., A. K. Gray, M. S. Love, T. Asahida, and A. J. Gharrett. 2006. Phylogeny of members of the rockfish (Sebastes) subgenus Pteropodus and their relatives. Can. J. Zool. 84:527–536.

Li, Z., M. M. Nishimoto, A. K. Gray, M. S. Love, and A. J. Gharrett. 2006. Identification of southern California juvenile rockfish (genus Sebastes spp.) by restriction site analyses of the mitochondrial ND3/ND4 region. Fish. Bull. 104:376–382.

Love, M. S. 2006. Subsistence, commercial and recreational fisheries, p. 567–594. In L. G. Allen, D. J. Pondella II, and M. H. Horn (eds.). The ecology of marine fishes: California and adjacent waters. University of California Press.

Love, M. S. and D. M. Schroeder. 2006. Ecological performance of OCS platforms as fish habitat off California. OCS Study MMS 2004-005. Marine Science Institute, University of California, Santa Barbara. MMS Cooperative Agreement Number 1435-01-03-CA72694.

Love, M. S. and A. York. 2006. The role of bottom crossbeam complexity in influencing thefish assemblages at California oil and gas platforms. Fish. Bull. 104:542–549.

Love, M. S., D. M. Schroeder, and B. Lenarz. 2006. Gimme shelter: the importance of crevicesto some fish species inhabiting a deeper-water rocky outcrop in southern California. CalCOFI Rep. 47:119–126.

Love, M. S., D. M Schroeder, W. Lenarz, A. MacCall, A. Scarborough-Bull, and L. Thorsteinson. 2006. Potential utility of offshore marine structures in rebuilding an overfished rockfish species, bocaccio (Sebastes paucispinis). Fish. Bull. 104:383–390.

Love, M. S. and M. Yoklavich. 2006. Fishes on deep rock habitats, p. 253-266. In L. G. Allen, D. J. Pondella II, and M. H. Horn (eds.). The ecology of marine fishes: California and adjacent waters. University of California Press.

Scarborough-Bull, A., M. S. Love, and D. M. Schroeder. 2006. Artificial reefs as fishery conservation tools: contrasting the roles of offshore structures between the Gulf of Mexico and the southern California Bight. American Fisheries Society Symposium, p. 587–603.

Tissot, B. N., M. M. Yoklavich, M. S. Love, K. York, and M. Amend. 2006. Structure-forming

invertebrates as components of benthic habitat on deep banks off southern California with special reference to deep sea corals. Fish. Bull. 104:167–181.

Gharrett, T., Z. Li, A.P. Matala, A. K. Gray, M. S. Love, J. Heifetz, and A. W. Kendall. 2007. Genetic Studies of Sebastes rockfish: identification, relationships, and population structure. In Conservation of North Pacific Rockfishes: Ecological Genetics and Stock Structure. NOAA Tech. Mem. NMFS-NWFSC-80.

Goddard, J. H. R. and M. S. Love. 2007. Megabenthic invertebrates on shell mounds under oil and gas platforms off California. U.S. Minerals Management Service, OCS Study MMS 2007-007.

Hamilton, S. L., J. E. Caselle, J. D. Standish, D. M. Schroeder, M. S. Love, J. A. Rosales-Casian,

and O. Sosa-Nishizaki. 2007. Size-selection harvesting alters life histories of a temperate sex-changing fish. Ecol. Appl. 17:2268–2280.

Li, Z., A. K. Gray, M. S. Love, A. Goto, and A. J. Gharrett. 2007. Are the subgenera of Sebastes monophyletic? In J. Heifetz, J. DiCosimo, A. J. Gharrett, M. S. Love, M. M. O’Connell, and R. D. Stanley (eds.). Biology, Assessment, and Management of North Pacific Rockfishes. Alaska Sea Grant, Lowell Wakefield Symposium.

Love, M. S. and D. M. Schroeder. 2007. A characterization of the fish assemblage of deep photic zone rock outcrops in the Anacapa Passage, Southern California, 1995 to 2004. with evidence of a regime shift. ÇalCOFI Rep. 48:165–176.

Love, M. S., E. Brothers, D. M. Schroeder, and W. H. Lenarz. 2007. Ecological performance ofyoung-of-the year blue rockfish (Sebastes mystinus) associated with oil platforms andnatural reefs in California as measured by daily growth rates. Bull. Mar. Sci. 80:147–

157.Love, M. S., M. M. Yoklavich, and B. Black. 2007. Age of black coral (Antipathes

dendrochristos Opresko, 2005) colonies, with notes on associated invertebrate species. Bull. Mar. Sci. 80:391–400.

Nishimoto, M. M., M. S. Love, L. Washburn, D. M. Schroeder, and B. M. Emery. 2007. Assessing the fate of juvenile rockfish at offshore petroleum platforms and natural reefs in the Santa Barbara Channel. U. S. Minerals Management Service, OCS Study MMS 2007-008.

Page, H. M., J. E. Dugan, D. M. Schroeder, M. M. Nishimoto, M. S. Love, and J. C. Hoesterey. 2007. Trophic links and condition of a temperate reef fish: comparisons among offshore oil platform and natural reef habitats. Mar. Ecol. Prog. Ser. 344:245–256.

Yoklavich, M., M. S. Love, and K. A. Forney. 2007. A fishery-independent assessment of cowcod (Sebastes levis) using direct observations from an occupied submersible. Can. J. Fish. Aquatic. Sci. 64:1795–1804.

Love, M. S. and M. Yoklavich. 2008. Habitat characteristics of juvenile cowcod, Sebastes levis (Scorpaenidae), in Southern California. Env. Biol. Fish. 82:195–202.

Love, M. S., D. M. Schroeder, L. Snook, A. York, and G. Cochrane. 2008. All their eggs in one basket: a rocky reef nursery for the longnose skate (Raja rhina Jordan & Gilbert, 1880) in the southern California Bight. Fish. Bull. 106:471–475.

Nishimoto, M. M., M. S. Love, L. Washburn, D. M. Schroeder, and B. M. Emery. 2008.

Assessing the fate of juvenile rockfish at offshore petroleum platforms and natural reefs in the Santa Barbara Channel. Minerals Management Service OCS Study, MMS 2007-008.

Scarborough-Bull, A., M. S. Love, and D. M. Schroeder. 2008. Artificial reefs as fishery conservation tools: contrasting the roles of offshore structures between the Gulf of Mexico and the Southern California Bight. Amer. Fish. Soc. Symp. 49:899–915.

Love, M. S., M. Yoklavich, and D. M. Schroeder. 2009. Demersal fish assemblages in the Southern California Bight based on visual surveys in deep water. Env. Biol. Fish. 874:55–68.

Love, M. S. and S. R. Goldberg. 2009. A histological examination of the ovaries of Pacific sanddab, Citharichthys sordidus, captured at two oil platforms and two natural sites in

the southern California Bight. Bull. S. Calif. Acad. Sci. 108:45–51.

Love, M. S., M. Nishimoto, and M. Saiki. 2009. Reproductive ecology and body burden of resident fish prior to decommissioning. MMS OCS Study 2009–019. Marine Science Institute, University of California, Santa Barbara, California. MMS Cooperative Agreement Number 1435–01–05–CA–39315.

Lowe, C. G., K. M. Anthony, E. T. Jarvis, L. F. Bellquist, and M. S. Love. 2009. Site fidelity and movement patterns of groundfish associated with offshore petroleum platforms in the Santa Barbara Channel. Mar. Coast. Fish.: Dynamics, Manag. Ecosystem Sci. 1:17–89.

O’Farrell, M. R., M. M. Yoklavich, and M. S. Love. 2009. Assessment of habitat and predators effects on dwarf rockfishes (Sebastes spp.) using multi model inference. Env. Biol. Fish 85:239–250.

Pavoine, S., M. S. Love, and M. B. Bonsall. 2009. Hierarchical partitioning of evolutionary and ecological patterns in the organization of phylogenetically-structured species assemblages: application to rockfish (genus: Sebastes) in the southern California Bight. Ecol. Lett. 12:898–908.

Field, J. C., A. D. MacCall, S. Ralston, M. S. Love, and E. F. Miller. 2010. Bocaccionomics: the effectiveness of pre-recruit indices for assessment and management of boccacio. CalCOFI Rep. 51:77–90.

Goddard, J. H. R. and M. S. Love. 2010. Megabenthic invertebrates on shell mounds associated with oil and gas platforms off California. Bull. Mar. Sci. 86:533–554.

Love, M. S., L. Snook, and B. Lenarz. 2010. A survey of the reef fishes in the vicinity of Farnsworth Bank, Santa Catalina Island, with notes on the occurrence of the purple hydrocoral, Stylaster californicus (Verrill, 1866) and distribution of marine debris. Bull. Mar. Sci. 86:35–52.

Love, M. S., M. Nishimoto, and D. Schroeder. 2010. Fish assemblages associated with platforms and natural reefs in areas where data are non-existent or limited. BOEMRE OCS Study 2010-012.

Nishimoto, M. M. and M. S. Love. 2010. Spatial and seasonal variation in the biomass and size distribution of juvenile fishes associated with a petroleum platforms off the California coast, 2008–2010. BOEMRE OCS Study 2011-08. Marine Science Institute, University of California, Santa Barbara, CA. MMS Cooperative Agreement No. M08AX 12732.

Nishimoto, M. M., L. Washburn, R. R. Warner, M. S. Love, and G. L. Paradis. 2010. Otolith

elemental signatures reflect residency in coastal water masses. Environ. Biol. Fish. 89:341–356.

Zalmon, I. R., M. McCrea, and M. S. Love. 2010. Abundance, size and habitat relation of reef fish on biogenic structures (structure-forming invertebrates) at Anacapa Island, southern California. J. Mar. Biol. Assoc. U. K. 91:1295–1305.

Yoklavich, M., T. Laidig, L. Krigsman, A. Taylor, D. Watters, M. Love, L. Lundstein, and B. Negrete. 2011. A characterization of the coral and sponge community on Piggy Bank Seamount in southern California from a survey using a remotely operated vehicle. A Report to NOAA Deep-sea Coral Research and Technology Program August 31, 2011.

Love, M. S., M. Nishimoto, S. Clark, and D. M. Schroeder. 2012. Recruitment of young-of-the-year fishes to natural and artificial offshore structure within central and southern California waters, 2008–2010. Bull. Mar. Sci. 88:863–882.

Anthony, K. M., M. S. Love, and C. G. Lowe. 2012. Translocation, homing behavior and habitat use of groundfishes associated with oil platforms in the east Santa Barbara Channel, California. Bull. S. Calif. Acad. Sci. 111:1–28.

Gale, R. W., M. J. Tanner, M. S. Love, M. M. Nishimoto, and D. M. Schroeder. 2013. Comparison of aliphatic hydrocarbons, polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons, polychlorinated biphenyls, polybrominated diphenylethers, and organochlorine pesticides in Pacific sanddab (Citharichthys sordidus) from offshore oil platforms and natural reefs along the California coast: US Geol. Surv. Open-File Report 2013–1046, 31 p. and supplemental tables.

Huff, D. D., M. M. Yoklavich, M. S. Love, D. L. Watters, F. Chai, and S. T. Lindley. 2013. Environmental factors that influence the distribution, size, and biotic relationships of the Christmas tree coral Antipathes dendrochristos in the southern California Bight. Mar. Ecol. Prog. Ser. 494:159–177.

Love, M. S., M. K. Saiki, T. W. May, and J. L. Yee. 2013. Whole-body Concentrations of Elements in Three Fish Species from Offshore Oil Platforms and Natural Areas in the Southern California Bight, USA. Bull. Mar. Sci. 89:717–734.

Yoklavich, M., T. Laidig, A. Taylor, D. Watters, L. Krigsman, and M. Love. 2013. A characterization of the Christmas tree black coral (Antipathes dendrochristos) community on three seamounts in the southern California Bight from a survey using the manned submersible. A Report to NOAA Deep-Sea Coral Research and Technology Program July 15, 2013.

Claisse, J. T., D. J. Pondella II, M. Love, L. A. Zahn, C. M. Williams, J. P. Williams, and A. S. Bull. 2014. Oil platforms off California are among the most productive marine fish habitats globally. Proc. Nat. Acad. Sci. 111:15462–15467.

Love, M. S., M. M. Nishhimoto, S. Clark, and A. S. Bull. 2015. Identical response of caged rock crabs (genera Metacarcinus and Cancer) to energized and unenergized undersea power cables in southern California, USA. Bull. S. Calif. Acad. Sci. 114:33–41.

Tuset, V. M., R. Imondi, G. Aguado, J. L. Otero-Ferrer, Linda Santschi, A. Lombarte, and M. Love. 2015. Otolith patterns of rockfishes from the northeastern Pacific. J. Morph. 276:458–469.

Claisse, J. T., D. J. Pondella II, Milton Love, L. A. Zahn, C. M. Williams, and A. S. Bull. 2015. Impacts from partial removal of decommissioned oil and gas platforms on fish biomass and production on the remaining platform structure and surrounding shell mounds. PLOS

One 10(9): e0135812. doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0135812.Pondella, D. J. II, L. A. Zahn, M. S. Love, D. Siegel, and B. B. Bernstein. 2015. Modeling fish

production for southern California’s petroleum platforms. Integrated Environmental Assessment and Management 11:584–593.

Articles: General

1979 Love, M. Guests and hosts. Nat. Hist. 88(6):84.1980 Love, M. The alien strategy. Nat. Hist. 89(5):30-32.1980 Love, M. Oh sex, where is thy sting? Nat. Hist. 89(11):26-28.1981 Love, M. With a little help from my friends. Nat. Hist. 90(11):16-19.1981 Love, M. Poem. No paean. J. Amer. Med. Assoc. 245:1668.1982 Love, M. Once upon a time. New Sci. 93:391.1982 Love, M. A rose by any other name. New Sci. 94:431-432.1982 Love, M. The mass media science show. New Sci. 96:851.1983 Love, M. Scientific promotions (inc.). New Sci. 97-673.1983 Love, M. Never cross a potential reviewer. New Sci. 98:158.1983 Love, M. Rampant scientists. New Sci. 99:806.1983 Love, M. Incompatible relations. New Sci. 100:41.1983 Love, M. Small relationships. New Sci. 100:680.1984 Love, M. Hairy chested earwig story. New Sci. 101:32-33.1984 Love, M. Taken to exitus. New Sci. 101:48-49.1984 Love, M. Mother Nature's gardeners. New Sci. 101:36-37.1984 Love, M. Eat, drink, and be sad. New Sci. 103:50-51.1984 Love, M. The public face of science. New Sci. 103:31.1984 Love, M. Survival of the smartest. New Sci. 104:44.1989 Love, M. Symbiosis. Ocean Realm. Summer, p. 47-52.1989 Love, M. Camouflage. Ocean Realm. Fall, p. 49-57.1990 Love, M. Sex in the sea. Ocean Realm. Spring, p. 60-67.1990 Love, R.M. Marine parenting. Ocean Realm. Summer, p. 40-43.1990 Love, R.M. Cleaning stations. Ocean Realm. Fall, p. 68-72.1991 Love, R.M. Love’s way. Ocean Realm. Winter, p. 16-17.1991 Love, R.M. Kelp canopies. Ocean Realm. Spring, p. 48-51.1991 Love, R.M. Asteroids, stars of the sea. Ocean Realm. Summer, p. 27-31.1991 Love, R.M. Things I bet you don’t know about marine migration. Ocean Realm. Fall, p. 97-101.1992 Love, R.M. Living shells, jewels of the sea. Ocean Realm. January, p. 67-73.1992 Love, R.M. Marine bioluminescence. Ocean Realm. July/August, p. 54-59.1992 Love, R.M. Nudibranchs. Ocean Realm. October, p. 61-71.1992 Love, R.M. Frogfish. Ocean Realm. December, p. 41-43.1993 Love, R.M. Sponges get no respect. Ocean Realm, February, p. 58-67.1993 Love, R.M. Venomous fishes. Ocean Realm, April, p. 70-78.1993 Love, R.M. Urchins. Ocean Realm, July, p. 80-87.1993 Love, R.M. Living arrangements in the sea. Ocean Realm, September, p. 44-51.1993 Love, R.M. and T. Thys. Molas. Ocean Realm, November, p. 43-47.1994 Love, R. M. That naughty El Nino. Ocean Realm, April, p. 9.

1994 Love, R. M. Mangroves. Ocean Realm, April, p. 68-73.1994 Love, R. M. Jellyfish. Ocean Realm, June, p. 68-75.1994 Love, M. Creature Feature: Mola mola. Dolphin Log, July, p. 12-13. 1994 Love, R. M. Squid. Ocean Realm, September, p. 50-56.1994 Love, R. M. Synchronicity. Ocean Realm, November, p. 49-51. 1995 Love, R. M. Decorator crabs. Ocean Realm, February, p. 50-55.1995 Love, M. A Sea of energy-savers and recyclers. Dolphin Log, March, p. 4-5.1995 Love, M. Cool blue shark. Dolphin Log, March, p. 12-13. 1995 Love, M. The strange ways of nature. Calypso Log, April, p. 17-19.1995 Love, R. M. Sea snakes. Ocean Realm, April, p. 48-56.1995 Love, M. The frogfish. Dolphin Log, May, p. 12-13.1995 Love, M. Sponge scene. Dolphin Log, July, p. 12-13.1995 Love, M. The case of the piscine proteus. Dive Travel, Fall, p. 15-16.1995 Love, M. Yikes, spikes! Dolphin Log, September, p. 12-13.1995 Love, R. M. Weird and wonderful sand creatures. Ocean Realm, September p. 48-63.1996 Love, M. Look for the tattoo. Dive Travel, Winter, p. 12-14.1996 Love, M. High-flying hawkfishes. Dolphin Log, January, p. 12-13.1996 Love, R. M. Strange and startling stingers in the sea. Ocean Realm, January, p. 40-55.1996 Love, M. Sex! Sex! Dive Travel, Spring 1996, p. 10-14.1996 Love, M. What a mouthful! Dolphin Log, March, p. 4-5.1996. Love, M. Hey, squirt! Dolphin Log, March, p. 12-13. 1996 Love, M. More than most people know-or maybe want to know-but should know about

the uses of algae. Ocean Realm, March/April, p. 32-35.1996 Love, M. Dolphins sound off. Dolphin Log, May, p. 12-13.1996 Love, M. Otters suck. Dive Travel, Summer, p. 18, 20.1996 Love, M. Coral, it’s what’s inside that counts. Dolphin Log, July, p. 12-13.1996 Love, M. Look, don’t touch! pufferfish. Dolphin Log, September, p. 12-13.1996 Love, M. Scorpionfish and space aliens. Dive Travel, Fall, p. 16-17.1997 Love, M. Things we all should know. Dive Travel, Winter, p. 16.1997 Love, M. Ooh, orca! Dolphin Log, January, p. 12-13.1997 Love, M. The stuff bass, and other fishes. Dive Travel, Spring, p. 20.1997 Love, M. Hammerhead sharks, full speed ahead. Dolphin Log, March, p. 12-13.1997 Love, M. Those lovable oil platforms. Dive Travel, May/June, p. 20.1997 Love, M. Just stop it! Dive Travel, July/August, p. 18.1997 Love, M. Eels! Dolphin Log, September, p. 12-13.1997 Love, M. Peces Sapos. Mundo Marino, November/December, p. 4-9.1997 Love, M. Think pink! Dolphin Log, November, p. 12-13.1998 Love, M. Gray whales. Dolphin Log, January, p. 12-13.1998 Love, M. Marine extinctions. Dive Travel, January/February, p. 22.1998 Love, M. Not just for dishes. Dive Travel, March/April, p. 22.1998 Love, M. Crustaceans. Dolphin Log, March, p. 12-13.1998 Love, M. Of rockfish and commies. Dive Travel, May/June, p. 28.1998 Love, M. Clams. Dolphin Log, July, p. 12-13.1998 Love, M. Tide Pools. Discover Diving 16(5):66-69.1998 Love, M. Octopi! Dolphin Log, November, p. 8-9.1999 Love, M. Bare knuckle barnacles, Scuba Times, p. 90.

1999 Love, M. Wow, the walrus. Dolphin Log, January, p. 6-7.2000 Love, M. Cleaners. Dolphin Log, March, p. 8-9.2000 Love, M. Pinnipeds. Calypso Log. April, p. 7-9.2000 Love, M. Crabs. Dolphin Log, May, p. 10-13. 2001 Love, M. Megamouth. Dolphin Log, February, p. 5-7.2001 Love, M. Tiny terrors of the sea. Dolphin Log, March/April, p. 10-11.2001 Love, M. Rockfishes. Dolphin Log, May/June, p. 8-9.2002 Love, M. Giant Groupers, Dolphin Log, January/February, p. 12-13.2002 Love, M. Sea Sponges, Dolphin Log, March/April, p. 8-9. 2003 Love, M. Cowcod: In need of management. Calypso Log, September, 14-15.2004 Love, M. Cuttlefishes. Dolphin Log, May/June, 12-13.2004 Love, M. Sharks. Cousteau Kids, September/October, p. 10-11.2004 Love, M. Coral Reef. Cousteau Kids, November/December, p. 6-7.2005 Love, M. Krill, Cousteau Kids, January/February, p. 6-7.2005 Love, M. Penguins, Cousteau Kids, November/December, p. 6-7.2006 Love, M. Grunts, Cousteau Kids, January/February, p. 6-7.2006 Love, M. Seals, sea lions, and walruses. Cousteau Kids, November/December, p. 6-7.2014 Love, M. A deckhand “fester” story. Fisheries 39(10):478.2014 Love, M. A meditation on food habit studies. Fisheries 39(12):624.2014 Love, M. Do you want hash browns with those? Fisheries 39(11):572.2014 Love, M. The things we do for science. Fisheries 39(9):436.2015 Love, M. Did you know? Rockfishes. Fisheries 40(2):92.

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