Gilbert T Rowe has degrees in zoology and oceanography from Texas A&M and Duke (PhD, ’68). He held positions at the Woods Hole Oceanographic Inst. (68-79) and the Brookhaven National Lab (79-87) prior to joining Texas A&M as Head of the Oceanography Dept. (87-93). In '03 he transferred to the branch campus in Galveston (TAMUG) as Head of Marine Biology (03-08). An elected Fellow of the AAAS, he was also a Fulbright Scholar in Chile. His publications (ca. 150) address animal zonation, biomass, sediment community respiration, benthic-pelagic coupling, hypoxia, and carbon cycling, often using numerical simulations. Gilbert T Rowe has degrees in zoology and oceanography from Texas A&M and Duke (PhD, ’68). He held positions at the Woods Hole Oceanographic Inst. (68-79) and the Brookhaven National Lab (79-87) prior to joining Texas A&M as Head of the Oceanography Dept. (87-93). In '03 he transferred to the branch campus in Galveston (TAMUG) as Head of Marine Biology (03-08). An elected Fellow of the AAAS, he was also a Fulbright Scholar in Chile. His publications (ca. 150) address animal zonation, biomass, sediment community respiration, benthic-pelagic coupling, hypoxia, and carbon cycling, often using numerical simulations.

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