Katrina Catalano

Katrina majored in Biology at BU. In the Buston Lab, she worked with John Majoris, studying the behaviors of neon goby larvae. She is broadly interested in fish population dynamics, and how information of fish population dynamics can be used to manage marine resources more effectively. On graduating from BU, Katrina joined the lab of Malin Pinsky at Rutgers University to work toward her PhD.

Honors Thesis

Catalano, K. Measurement of endurance swimming ability in the larvae of the coral reef fish Elacatinus lori.

Lab Publications

Majoris, J. ^D, Catalano, K. ^U, Scolaro, D. ^U, Atema, J. & Buston, P. (2019) Ontogeny of larval swimming abilities in three species of coral reef fishes and a hypothesis for their impact on the spatial scale of dispersal. Marine Biology 169: 159.