Publications
Acosta-Salmón, H, A. Shawl, M. Davis, T.R. Capo. In press. Addition of macroalgae in artificial diets improves survival of juvenile queen conch Strombus gigas (Linné, 1758). World Aquaculture Magazine.
Acosta-Salmón, H, A. Shawl, M. Davis, T.R. Capo, M. Riche. In press. Development of artificial diets for juvenile queen conch Strombus gigas (Linné, 1758). Global Aquaculture Alliance.
Shawl, A., M. Prada, E. Castro, E. Taylor and M. Davis. 2007. Queen Conch Ranching and Educational Outreach as Part of the Seaflower Biosphere Reserve, Colombia. Gulf Carib. Fish. Instit.: 59:79-84.
Jesus de Navarette, A., M. Davis, and A. Shawl. 2007. Development and growth of the Hawk Wing conch, Strombus raninus (Gmelin 1791) in culture conditions: Egg mass to early juvenile stage. The Veliger. 49(1): 44-50.
Shawl, A. 2006. Conch in cages: An innovative queen conch ranching project in Colombia, South America. Fish Farming News. 13(4): 27-30.
Shawl, A. 2006. Harbor Branch holds 3rd International Sustainable Marine Fish Culture Conference, Trade Show Oct. 15-17. Fish Farming News. 13(6): 34-36.
Shawl, A. 2006. Conch in the Classroom: Integrating Queen Conch Activities into the Curriculum. Gulf Carib. Fish. Instit.: 57: 991-996.
Shawl, A. and M. Davis. 2006. Effects of dietary calcium and substrate on growth rate and survival of juvenile queen conch cultured for stock enhancement. Gulf Carib. Fish. Instit.: 57: 955-962.
Kowalik, G., M. Davis, A. Shawl, R.A. Glazer, G.A. Delgado, C. Evans. 2006. Metamorphic response of queen conch (Strombus gigas) larvae exposed to sediment and water from nearshore and offshore sites in the Florida Keys. Gulf Carib. Fish. Instit.: 57: 717-730.
Gillette, P. and A. Shawl. 2006. Effect of diet and sex ratio on the reproductive output of Florida fighting conch, Strombus alatus. Gulf Carib. Fish. Instit.: 57: 947-954.
Davis, M. and A.L. Shawl. 2005. A guide for culturing queen conch, Strombus gigas. Manual of Fish Culture, American Fisheries Society Symposium, 46: 125-142.
Davis, M. and A. Shawl. 2005. Queen Conch Conservation through Aquaculture Education. Global Aquaculture Advocate. 8(4): 58-60.
Shawl, A. and M. Davis. 2005. Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institution Develops Recirculating Systems for Queen Conch: Captive Breeding to Juvenile Growout. Hatchery International. 6(6): 26-29.
Shawl, A. 2005. Conch in the Classroom: A Tropical Experience. Fish Farming News. 12(3): 13-15.
Shawl, A., D. Jenkins, M. Davis and K. Main. 2005. Growth of Florida fighting conch, S. alatus, in recirculating systems. Gulf Car. Fish. Inst.: 56: 773-780
Davis, M. and A. Shawl. 2005. Fighting conch, Strombus alatus and Strombus pugilus: New food candidates for aquaculture. Gulf Car. Fish. Inst. 56:769-772.
Shawl, A. and M. Davis. 2004. Captive breeding behavior of four Strombidae conch. Journal of Shellfish Research. 23(1): 157-164.
Shawl, A., M. Davis, R. Glazer, K. Main, K. Leber, and G. Delgado. 2003. Conch Heritage Network: Conserving queen conch for future generations. Pp. 163-165 In: El Caracol Strombus gigas: Conocimiento Integral para su Manejo Sustentable en el Caribe. D. Aldana Aranda (Ed.). CYTED, Programa Iberoamericano de Ciencia y Technología para el Desarrollo, Yucatán, México.
Shawl, A.L. and A.G. Spring. 2003. Culturing the Florida fighting conch, Strombus alatus. Tropical Fish Hobbyist, pgs 94-97.
Shawl, A., M. Davis and J. Corsaut. 2003. Captive breeding for the gastropod conch (Strombus sp). Proc. 54th Gulf Car. Fish. Inst.: 427-436.
Shawl, A., H. Acosta-Salmón, M. Davis, T.R. Capo, M. Riche. 2008. Effect of Protein Origin in Artificial Diets on Growth and Survival of Juvenile Queen Conch, Strombus gigas. Aquaculture America, Florida.
Shawl, A., M. Davis, M. Prada, E. Taylor, H. Robinson, J. Archbold, N. Howard, E. Castro, F. Howard, R. Robinson, B. Garr, A. Talero, G. Peñaloza. 2008. Queen Conch Ranching as a Means of Reproductive Stock Enhancement in Colombia, South America. Aquaculture America, Florida.
Shawl, A., J. Scarpa, S. Laramore, P. Wills, and M. Davis. 2008. Aquaculture Education Programs at Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institution. Aquaculture America, Florida.
Shawl, A. 2007. Queen Conch in the Classroom: Hands-on Learning and Outreach Programs in the United States and Wider-Caribbean. Caribbean and Latin American Aquaculture, Puerto Rico.
Davis, M. and A. Shawl. 2007. Call to Action: Queen Conch Recovery Using Aquaculture, Sea Ranching, and Restoration Efforts. Caribbean and Latin American Aquaculture, Puerto Rico.
Shawl, A., M. Davis, and B. Cousin. 2006. “A Conch’s Life Story” Presentation from the Conch Heritage Network. 58th Gulf and Caribbean Fisheries Institute, Belize.
Shawl, A., H. Acosta-Salmon, M. Davis, and T. Capo. 2006. Effect of Macroalgae Supplementation in the Diet of Juvenile Queen Conch, Strombus gigas. 58th Gulf and Caribbean Fisheries Institute, Belize.
Shawl, A. 2006. Integrating Conch in the Classroom: A Tropical Experience. Aquaculture America, Nevada.
Scarpa, J., K. Riley, M. Davis, S. Laramore, and A. Shawl. 2006. Using Innovation and Technology to Train Aquaculturists for the 21st Century. World Aquaculture, Italy.
McIntyre, M., M. Davis, and A. Shawl. 2006. The Effects of Ammonia on the Development, Survival and Metamorphic Success of Strombus gigas Veligers. National Shellfish Association, California.
Davis, M. and A. Shawl. 2005. New Trends in Aquaculture of Queen Conch, Strombus gigas. Aquaculture America, Louisiana.
Shawl, A. 2004. Growing Queen Conch in the Classroom. National Marine Educators Association, Florida.
Davis, M., A.Shawl, R. Glazer, K. Leber, K. Main. 2003. Conch Heritage Network: Conserving Queen Conch Strombus gigas for Future Generations. Aquaculture America, Kentucky.
Shawl, A., M. Davis, and J. Corsaut. 2001. Captive Breeding Behavior of Four Strombidae Conch. Aquaculture America, Florida.
Journal of Shellfish Research
Bulletin of Marine and Coastal Research (Boletín de Investigaciones Marinas y Costeras)
Fisheries Research
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