Winemiller Aquatic Ecology Lab
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Many of the largest threats to biodiversity affect entire communities, the interactions between species, and how community-level processes impact the functioning of ecosystems. My interests lie in understanding how the theories of community ecology can be applied to conservation issues.
Meet the postdocs, graduate students and researchers in the Layman Lab. Read more about our diverse research program projects, both local and abroad. Educational outreach is a core component of our lab. Check out our outreach efforts. It has been our pleasure to host Sophia Walton from the North Carolina School of Science and Mathematics. She has been contributing to various projects in the lab over the course of the semester.
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Texas AM College of Agriculture and Life Sciences. Texas AM AgriLife Research. Winemiller Aquatic Ecology Lab. Caroline C. Arantes. Luke M. Bower. Daniel B. Fitzgerald. Edwin O. Lopez-Delgado. David E. Saenz. Community Food Web Ecology. Texas Surface Water Environmental Flows. Community and Food Web Ecology. Texas Surface Water and Environmental Flows. Life history strategies, environmental variation and population dynamics. Food webs and trophic ecology. Population response to flow variation.PARSED CONTENT
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PhD Candidate at the University of Toronto. Lover of ecology, limnology, and science education. I investigate how the spatial distribution of prey in aquatic ecosystems impacts predator growth and reproduction. Drivers of Algal Spatial Heterogeneity. In aquatic ecosystems the mean prey production is less than what is required to sustain the observed predator production. To do this I am using the common zooplankton Daphnia pulex. As a model consumer and the green algae Ankistrodesmus.
I am a post-doctoral research associate and lecturer in the in the Department of Biological Sciences at Sam Houston State University. My research focuses on the community ecology of complex life cycles.
Ecology, physiology, and conservation of marine animals. Weekly posts written by grad students and undergraduate volunteers. Active Field Work - Weddell Seals 2016. Año Nuevo Research Facebook Page. A Day in the Life of an Año Field Biologist. Gearing up for a Winter with elephant seals.
60 College St LEPH Rm 207. PO Box 208034 New Haven CT 06510. Crawford is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Biostatistics. At the Yale School of Public Health. And the Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology. He is affiliated with the Center for Interdisciplinary Research on AIDS. The Institute for Network Science. The Computational Biology and Bioinformatics. Program, the Public Health Modeling Concentration. And the Operations doctoral program.
I am interested in how oceanographic processes and conditions affect the distribution, abundance and behavior of marine predators and their prey and how these processes affect trophic structure of coastal ecosystems. I use a multi-scale, interdisciplinary approach to investigate these processes, by employing shipboard expeditions, laboratory experiments, modeling, and retrospective examinations of long-term data sets.