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  • Formation and maintenance of fish assemblages in a high desert Oregon stream

    Creator:
    Pearsons, Todd N.
    Abstract:
    Considerable controversy exists about how fish assemblages are organized. I explicitly took fish movement into account while I studied the effects of disturbance, habitat complexity, and predation at different times of the summer to understand the major factors influencing assemblage structure in a high desert Oregon stream. The effects of...
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    Dissertation
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    members Doug Markle, Pete Bisson, Bob Beschta, Rosemary Wander, and Bruce Menge provided direction and

  • Movement Patterns of Rockfishes at the Redfish Rocks Marine Reserve, Oregon

    Creator:
    Calvanese, Thomas P.
    Abstract:
    The effects of Marine protected areas (MPAs) on adult fish populations depend on the degree of protection provided, which is partly a function of MPA size and the spatial extent of fish movements. The Redfish Rocks Marine Reserve (RRMR) and MPA, located on the south coast of Oregon near Port...
    Resource Type:
    Masters Thesis
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    Hixon, Dr. James Peterson, and Dr. Bruce Menge, for encouragement, support, and valuable feedback

  • Amphibian communities and climate change : Where ecological processes meet evolutionary interactions

    Creator:
    Thurman, Lindsey L.
    Abstract:
    Forecasts of the impacts of climate change have traditionally focused on individual species and their phenotypes, phenology, or distribution. However, shifts in species distributions and the resulting reorganization of community composition represent an important violation to the assumption of species acting in isolation. Whereas species may respond individualistically to climate...
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    Dissertation
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    . Thank you to my committee, Matt Betts, Fiona Tomas Nash, Mark Urban, and Bruce Menge for your guidance