… Carleton Ray and I first discussed this book. He was enthusiastic, as was the late Rudolf
Freund, who was chosen to illustrate it. Within the next several years Dr. … last rays. The …

… [6] GC Ray, “An algorithm to separate nonstationary part of a signal using mid-prediction …
GC Ray received the BE degree (electrical) from Jadavpur University, Calcutta, India, the ME …

… miles, that can be separated by dorsal and anal fin ray counts, relative length of the pectoral
… volitans by fin spine/ray counts. All other lionfish photographed and videotaped were …

G. Carleton Ray iodiversity occurs at all levels of biological organization from molecules to
entire bio-tas and ecosystems. The investigation of biodiversity thus requires the for-mulation …

This study examined the influence of gender, socioeconomic status, and race/ethnicity on
the career aspirations of over 22,000 8th and 10th grade youth. The top five occupations …

… Yet the seeking of empires for “the uses of mankind” is the principal factor that has led to
the present marine revolution (Ray, 1970). What loss of coastal and marine biodiversity may …

… My thanks to David Secor and Jay Rooker for inviting me to write this paper, and to Jerry
McCormick-Ray for many of the ideas that I have incorporated. I also thank Peter Berg, Howard …

Marine and coastal areas are classified in this paper according to attributes of the physical
environment and by the faunal assemblages involved. Oceanic and coastal-margin realms …

G. Carleton Ray and J. Frederick Grassle arine systems are extraordinarily diverse in all as-pects,
from genetic to tax-onomic to ecological. As diversity is becoming widely recognized, …

This paper presents and evaluates two perspectives on changing climate–walrus–human
relationships in the Beringian region, from the viewpoints of marine biology and ecology, and …