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 usgs_staff_profile:
    meta:
+    url: https://www.usgs.gov/staff-profiles/john-m-caldwell
+    timestamp: '2024-01-30T10:39:57.645721'
      status_code: 200
-    timestamp: '2023-09-30T16:46:14.358338'
-    url: https://www.usgs.gov/staff-profiles/john-m-caldwell
    profile:
-     abstracts: []
+     name: John M Caldwell
-     affiliations: []
+     name_qualifier: null
-     education:
+     titles:
-     - M.S. 2011. Fisheries and Wildlife Science, Arkansas Tech University, Russellville,
+     - Fish Biologist
-      AR
+    organizations:
-     - B.S. 2005. Environmental Resource Management (Wildlife and Fisheries Science
+     - !!python/tuple
-       minor), Pennsylvania State University, State College, PA
+      - Western Fisheries Research Center
+       - https://www.usgs.gov/centers/western-fisheries-research-center
      email: jmcaldwell@usgs.gov
+    orcid: 0000-0002-3210-2226
+    intro_statements:
+    - My goal as a fish biologist with the Western Fisheries Research Center is to
+      conduct applied research that results in information directly useful to managers.
      expertise_terms:
      - Acoustic Telemetry
      - Capture/Recapture Techniques
      - Population Monitoring
-    honors: []
-    intro_statements:
-    - My goal as a fish biologist with the Western Fisheries Research Center is to
-      conduct applied research that results in information directly useful to managers.
-    name: John M Caldwell
-    name_qualifier: null
-    orcid: 0000-0002-3210-2226
-    organization_link: https://www.usgs.gov/centers/western-fisheries-research-center
-    organization_name: Western Fisheries Research Center
-    personal_statement: "My background is in research, recovery, and management of\
-      \ western native fishes. In Utah I used capture-recapture techniques to estimate\
-      \ abundance and survival of humpback chub, tracked reproduction of stocked razorback\
-      \ sucker, and managed a project focused on monitoring and controlling non-native\
-      \ fish.  In New Mexico, I monitored populations of two pupfish species, used\
-      \ acoustic telemetry to track movements of gray redhorse and blue sucker in\
-      \ a desert stream, determined current distribution of Rio Grande sucker and\
-      \ chub, and worked cooperatively with other agencies to monitor several desert\
-      \ fishes.  For my master\u2019s thesis I determined the habitats used by the\
-      \ Ouachita darter and quantified the variation in the darter assemblage (9 species)\
-      \ along a longitudinal gradient in the Ouachita River of Arkansas.  Additionally,\
-      \ I participated in life cycle monitoring of pacific salmonids in northern California."
      professional_experience:
      - "2021 to Present \u2013 Fish Biologist, U.S. Geological Survey, Western Fisheries\
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      - "2005 \u2013 2006 \u2013 Fish and Wildlife Scientific Aide, California Department\
        \ of Fish and Wildlife, Heritage and Wild Trout Program, Rancho Cordova, CA"
-     title: Fish Biologist
+     education:
+    - M.S. 2011. Fisheries and Wildlife Science, Arkansas Tech University, Russellville,
+      AR
+    - B.S. 2005. Environmental Resource Management (Wildlife and Fisheries Science
+      minor), Pennsylvania State University, State College, PA
+    affiliations: []
+    honors: []
+    abstracts: []
+    personal_statement: "My background is in research, recovery, and management of\
+      \ western native fishes. In Utah I used capture-recapture techniques to estimate\
+      \ abundance and survival of humpback chub, tracked reproduction of stocked razorback\
+      \ sucker, and managed a project focused on monitoring and controlling non-native\
+      \ fish.  In New Mexico, I monitored populations of two pupfish species, used\
+      \ acoustic telemetry to track movements of gray redhorse and blue sucker in\
+      \ a desert stream, determined current distribution of Rio Grande sucker and\
+      \ chub, and worked cooperatively with other agencies to monitor several desert\
+      \ fishes.  For my master\u2019s thesis I determined the habitats used by the\
+      \ Ouachita darter and quantified the variation in the darter assemblage (9 species)\
+      \ along a longitudinal gradient in the Ouachita River of Arkansas.  Additionally,\
+      \ I participated in life cycle monitoring of pacific salmonids in northern California."