Peer-Reviewed Scholarly Publications

Sorte C.J.B, V.E. Davidson, M. Franklin, K.M. Benes, M.M. Doellman, R.J. Etter, R.E. Hannigan, J. Lubchenco, and B.A. Menge. 2017. Long-term decline in an intertidal foundation species parallel shifts in community composition. Global Change Biology 23: 341-352. pdf

Benes K.M. and M.E.S. Bracken. 2016. Nitrate uptake varies with tide height and nutrient availability in the intertidal seaweed Fucus vesiculosus. Journal of Phycology 52: 863-876. pdf

*Cryan A.E., K.M. Benes, B. Gillis, C. Ramsay-Newton, V. Perini, and M.J. Wynne. 2015. Growth, reproduction, and senescence of the epiphytic marine alga Phaeosaccion collinsii Farlow (Ochrophyta, Phaeothamniales) from its type locality in Nahant, Massachusetts USA. Botanica Marina 58: 275-283. pdf

Benes K.M. and R.C. Carpenter. 2015. Kelp canopy facilitates understory algal assemblage via modification of settlement and recruitment patterns. Ecology 96:241-251. pdf

Dudgeon, S.R., K.M. Benes, S.A. Krueger, J.E. Kübler, P. Mroz, & C.T. Slaughter. 2009. On the use of experimental diets for physiological studies of hydrozoans. Journal of the Marine Biological Association of the United Kingdom 89:83-88. pdf

*denotes undergraduate author


Non-Technical Publications and Web Posts

Benes, K.M., M. Freckelton, A.A. Fong, S. Moen, and E. Wood-Charlson (2017) The ASLO Storytelling Series Connecting with Our Keiki (Hawaiian for “Children”). Limnology & Oceanography Bulletin 26: 92-93.
 
Benes, K.M. and B. Voss (2017) Message from the ASLO Communications Office: How a Professional Development Plan Can Keep You Focused in a Busy World. Limnology & Oceanography Bulletin 26: 19-20.
 
Benes, K.M. (2017) Overcoming Barriers to Engaging in Science Communication: An Interview with Science Communicator Paige Brown Jarreau. Limnology & Oceanography Bulletin 26: 6-8.
 
Biodiverse Perspectives Blog (2013-2016)
 
Between Northeastern Tides Graduate Student Blog (2012-2013)

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