Recent Alums ![]() Current Position: Diadromous Fish Biologist, MA Division of Marine Fisheries ![]() Alternative migratory pathways of juvenile
striped bass Morone saxatilis in the Patuxent River Estuary Current Position: Ph.D. Candidate, Professor J. Gabrowski, Northeastern Univ. ![]() Assessment of local abundance demographics, health, and exploitation of Chesapeake American eel Current Position: Ph.D. Candidate, Professor T. Quinn, Univ. Alaska ![]() Maryland’s Inner Continental Shelf as a Marine Finfish Nursery: A Comparative Approach Current Position: Research Scientist, Monash Univ., Australia ![]() Bioenergetic responses of Chesapeake Bay
white perch to nursery conditions of temperature, salinity, and dissolved
oxygen. ![]() Cause, consequence, and prevalence of spatial structure of white perch (Morone americana) populations in the Chesapeake Bay. Current Position: Scientist, Gulf of Maine Research Institute Other Alums ![]() Jill Stevenson, MS, 1997 Life history characteristics of Atlantic sturgeon (Acipenser oxyrinchus) in the Hudson River and a model for fishery management. ![]() Effect of migration on PCB contamination in Hudson River striped bass. ![]() Bioenergetic investigations of habitat use by juvenile shortnose and Atlantic sturgeon. ![]() Ecology of American eels in the Hudson River. ![]() Consequences of natal dispersal in Chesapeake Bay white perch.
![]() Recruitment of bluefish in Maryland estuarine and coastal habitats. ![]() Fish Assemblage Structure in Maryland’s Coastal Lagoon Complex. ![]() Age, growth and recruitment of Hudson River shortnose sturgeon (Acipenser brevirostrum). ![]() Ecology of juvenile bluefish (Pomatomus saltatrix) in Maryland coastal waters and Chesapeake Bay. ![]() Growth and recruitment rates of juvenile blue crabs (Calinectes sapidus) in Chesapeake Bay. |
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