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1. Mercury bioaccumulation in aquatic ecosystems of forested streams in Pennsylvania

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Open Access
Author:
Grant, Christopher James
Title:
Mercury bioaccumulation in aquatic ecosystems of forested streams in Pennsylvania
Graduate Program:
Forest Resources
Keywords:
mercury
bioaccumulation
bioconcentration
fish
brook trout
aquatic mosses
bed sediments
stream water
aquatic ecosystems
File:
Download FinalDiss.pdf2.pdf
Committee Members:
Elizabeth Weeks Boyer, Dissertation Advisor/Co-Advisor
David Russell Dewalle, Committee Member
C Paola Ferreri, Committee Member
Andrew Cole, Committee Member

2. Potential Climate and Land Use Change Effects on Brook Trout in the Eastern United States

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Open Access
Author:
Deweber, Jefferson Tyrell
Title:
Potential Climate and Land Use Change Effects on Brook Trout in the Eastern United States
Graduate Program:
Wildlife and Fisheries Science
Keywords:
brook trout
river habitat
climate change
water temperature
thermal suitability
File:
Download Dissertation_Final_DeWeber.pdf
Committee Members:
Tyler Wagner, Dissertation Advisor/Co-Advisor
C Paola Ferreri, Committee Member
Douglas Alan Miller, Committee Member
William David Walter, Committee Member

3. PH PREFERENCE AND AVOIDANCE OF ADULT BROOK TROUT AND BROWN TROUT: INFLUENCE ON MOVEMENTS AND INTERACTIONS

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Open Access
Author:
Fost, Brooks Ashley
Title:
PH PREFERENCE AND AVOIDANCE OF ADULT BROOK TROUT AND BROWN TROUT: INFLUENCE ON MOVEMENTS AND INTERACTIONS
Graduate Program:
Wildlife and Fisheries Science
Keywords:
pH
brook trout
brown trout
distribution
interactions
File:
Download Fost_Dissertation_FINAL.pdf
Committee Members:
C. Paola Ferreri, Dissertation Advisor/Co-Advisor
C. Paola Ferreri, Committee Chair/Co-Chair
Tyler Wagner, Committee Member
Victoria Braithwaite, Committee Member
Rachel Brennan, Outside Member

4. THE SIGNIFICANCE OF INTRASPECIFIC DIVERSITY FOR THE CONSERVATION OF AN IMPERILED FISH SPECIES

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Open Access
Author:
White, Shannon L
Title:
THE SIGNIFICANCE OF INTRASPECIFIC DIVERSITY FOR THE CONSERVATION OF AN IMPERILED FISH SPECIES
Graduate Program:
Ecology
Keywords:
intraspecific variation
brook trout
riverscape genetics
introgression
fish behavior
fish personality
fisheries conservation
File:
Download White_SL_Dissertation.pdf
Committee Members:
Tyler Wagner, Dissertation Advisor/Co-Advisor
Tyler Wagner, Committee Chair/Co-Chair
Duane Diefenbach, Committee Member
Julian Avery, Committee Member
Ephraim Hanks, Outside Member
Nathaniel Hitt, Special Member