Biology and Marine Biology
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LAWRENCE B. CAHOON
EDUCATION:
Ph.D., 1981, Duke University (Zoology)
B.S., 1975, summa cum laude, Washington & Lee University (Biology)
POSITIONS HELD:
Professor, 1993-
Certified Senior Ecologist, Ecological Society of America, 2002-present
Graduate Faculty, 1991-
Adjunct Graduate Faculty, North Carolina State University, 1991- 2001
Associate Professor, Dept. of Biological Sciences, UNC Wilmington, 1987- 1993
Assistant Professor, Dept. of Biological Sciences, UNC Wilmington, 1982-1987
Visiting Summer Faculty, Duke University Marine Laboratory
1982-1985, 1990-1991, 1995, 1997, 1999
Temporary Instructor, Duke University Zoology Dept., 1981- 1982
PUBLICATIONS (PR=peer reviewed):
IN PRESS
Cahoon, L.B. Coal ash as a cause of water quality impairment. Invited chapter in Food,
Energy, and Water: The Nexus, S. Ahuja, ed. Elsevier.
Cahoon, L.B. Microphytobenthos. Invited Chapter, In press, “Encyclopedia of
Estuaries”, M. Kennish, ed., Springer.
Cahoon, L.B. Tychoplankton. Invited Chapter, In press, “Encyclopedia of Estuaries”,
M. Kennish, ed., Springer.
PUBLISHED (GRADUATE STUDENTS IN BOLD)
PR 97. Cahoon, L.B. 2014. Socratic Oceanography, pp. 165-172 in “Best Practices in University
Teaching”, 2nd Ed., D. Ashe and C. Clements, eds. Center for Teaching Excellence, UNC
Wilmington.
99. Dr. Lawrence Cahoon on Hurricanes in relation to Global Warming, Cooling Effects, and
Strength Reduction from Offshore Wind Farms.
warming-cooling-effects-and-strength-reduction-from-offshore-wind-farms/.
PR 96. Koopman, H.N., A.J. Westgate, Z.A. Siders, and L.B. Cahoon. 2014. Rapid subsurface
ocean warming in the Bay of Fundy as measured by free-swimming basking sharks. Oceanography
98. Cahoon, L.B. Getting ahead of ourselves on oil drilling in NC
Raleigh News & Observer, April 26, 2014.
PR 95. Roman, M.D., and L.B. Cahoon. 2014. Composition and distribution of phosphorus forms in
sediments of Greenfield Lake, Wilmington, North Carolina. JNCAS. 129: 172–179.
PR 94. Arfken, A.M., M.A. Mallin, L.B. Cahoon, and B. Song. Monitoring swine fecal
contamination in the Cape Fear River Watershed based on the detection and quantification of