<h3>Publications</h3><p>Acosta-Salm&oacute;n, H, A. Shawl, M. Davis, T.R. Capo. In press. Addition of macroalgae in artificial diets improves survival of juvenile queen conch <em>Strombus gigas</em> (Linn&eacute;, 1758). World Aquaculture Magazine.</p><p>Acosta-Salm&oacute;n, H, A. Shawl, M. Davis, T.R. Capo, M. Riche. In press. Development of artificial diets for juvenile queen conch <em>Strombus gigas</em> (Linn&eacute;, 1758). Global Aquaculture Alliance.</p><p>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.</p><p>Jesus de Navarette, A., M. Davis, and A. Shawl. 2007. Development and growth of the Hawk Wing conch, <em>Strombus raninus</em> (Gmelin 1791) in culture conditions: Egg mass to early juvenile stage. The Veliger. 49(1): 44-50.</p><p>Shawl, A. 2006. Conch in cages: An innovative queen conch ranching project in Colombia, South America. Fish Farming News. 13(4): 27-30.</p><p>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.</p><p>Shawl, A. 2006. Conch in the Classroom: Integrating Queen Conch Activities into the Curriculum. Gulf Carib. Fish. Instit.: 57: 991-996.</p><p>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.:&nbsp; 57: 955-962.</p><p>Kowalik, G., M. Davis, A. Shawl, R.A. Glazer, G.A. Delgado, C. Evans. 2006. Metamorphic response of queen conch (<em>Strombus gigas</em>) larvae exposed to sediment and water from nearshore and offshore sites in the Florida Keys. Gulf Carib. Fish. Instit.: 57: 717-730.</p><p>Gillette, P. and A. Shawl. 2006. Effect of diet and sex ratio on the reproductive output of Florida fighting conch, <em>Strombus alatus</em>. Gulf Carib. Fish. Instit.: 57: 947-954.</p><p>Davis, M. and A.L. Shawl. 2005. A guide for culturing queen conch, <em>Strombus gigas</em>. Manual of Fish Culture, American Fisheries Society Symposium, 46: 125-142.</p><p>Davis, M. and A. Shawl. 2005. Queen Conch Conservation through Aquaculture Education. Global Aquaculture Advocate. 8(4): 58-60.</p><p>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.</p><p>Shawl, A. 2005. Conch in the Classroom: A Tropical Experience. Fish Farming News. 12(3): 13-15.</p><p>Shawl, A., D. Jenkins, M. Davis and K. Main. 2005. Growth of Florida fighting conch, <em>S. alatus</em>, in recirculating systems. Gulf Car. Fish. Inst.: 56: 773-780</p><p>Davis, M. and A. Shawl. 2005. Fighting conch, <em>Strombus alatus</em> and <em>Strombus pugilus</em>: New food candidates for aquaculture. Gulf Car. Fish. Inst. 56:769-772.</p><p>Shawl, A. and M. Davis. 2004. Captive breeding behavior of four <em>Strombidae</em> conch. Journal of Shellfish Research. 23(1): 157-164.</p><p>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 <em>Strombus gigas</em>: Conocimiento Integral para su Manejo Sustentable en el Caribe. D. Aldana Aranda (Ed.). CYTED, Programa Iberoamericano de Ciencia y Technolog&iacute;a para el Desarrollo, Yucat&aacute;n, M&eacute;xico.</p><p>Shawl, A.L. and A.G. Spring. 2003. Culturing the Florida fighting conch, <em>Strombus alatus</em>. Tropical Fish Hobbyist, pgs 94-97.</p><p>Shawl, A., M. Davis and J. Corsaut. 2003. Captive breeding for the gastropod conch (Strombus sp). Proc. 54th Gulf Car. Fish. Inst.: 427-436.</p><h3><a name="Abstracts" id="Abstracts">Abstracts</a></h3><p>Shawl, A., H. Acosta-Salm&oacute;n, M. Davis, T.R. Capo, M. Riche. 2008. Effect of Protein Origin in Artificial Diets on Growth and Survival of Juvenile Queen Conch, <em>Strombus gigas</em>. Aquaculture America, Florida.</p><p>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. Pe&ntilde;aloza. 2008. Queen Conch Ranching as a Means of Reproductive Stock Enhancement in Colombia, South America. Aquaculture America, Florida.</p><p>Shawl, A., J. Scarpa, S. Laramore, P. Wills, and M. Davis. 2008. Aquaculture Education Programs at Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institution. Aquaculture America, Florida.</p><p>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.</p><p>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.</p><p>Shawl, A., M. Davis, and B. Cousin. 2006. &ldquo;A Conch&rsquo;s Life Story&rdquo; Presentation from the Conch Heritage Network. 58th Gulf and Caribbean Fisheries Institute, Belize.</p><p>Shawl, A., H. Acosta-Salmon, M. Davis, and T. Capo. 2006. Effect of Macroalgae Supplementation in the Diet of Juvenile Queen Conch, <em>Strombus gigas</em>. 58th Gulf and Caribbean Fisheries Institute, Belize.</p><p>Shawl, A. 2006. Integrating Conch in the Classroom: A Tropical Experience. Aquaculture America, Nevada.</p><p>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.</p><p>McIntyre, M., M. Davis, and A. Shawl. 2006. The Effects of Ammonia on the Development, Survival and Metamorphic Success of <em>Strombus gigas</em> Veligers. National Shellfish Association, California.</p><p>Davis, M. and A. Shawl. 2005. New Trends in Aquaculture of Queen Conch, <em>Strombus gigas</em>. Aquaculture America, Louisiana.</p><p>Shawl, A. 2004. Growing Queen Conch in the Classroom. National Marine Educators Association, Florida.</p><p>Davis, M., A.Shawl, R. Glazer, K. Leber, K. Main. 2003. Conch Heritage Network: Conserving Queen Conch <em>Strombus gigas</em> for Future Generations. Aquaculture America, Kentucky.</p><p>Shawl, A., M. Davis, and J. Corsaut. 2001. Captive Breeding Behavior of Four <em>Strombidae</em> Conch. Aquaculture America, Florida.</p><h3><a name="JournalReviewer" id="JournalReviewer">Journal Reviewer</a></h3><p>Journal of Shellfish Research</p><p>Bulletin of Marine and Coastal Research (Bolet&iacute;n de Investigaciones Marinas y Costeras)</p><p>Fisheries Research</p> Harbor Branch Amber Shawl