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   abstract: Research Ecologist with the Eastern Ecological Science Center
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   abstract: Matt is a Research Ecologist at the USGS Eastern Ecological Science
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   abstract: Matt's research focuses on factors that influence population persistence
     of stream salmonids. In particular, Matt is examining the importance of coldwater
     refugia, thermal acclimation, and adaptation as a possible mechanisms for brook
     trout to persist in warming streams. In the field, he leads a project where
     wild brook trout are implanted with temperature recording tags to determine
     what water temperature fish actually experience. In the lab, he leads experiments
     where brook trout are being reared under ambient and increased thermal regimes
     for successive generations to examine the potential scope for thermal acclimation
     within generations and adaptation across generations.
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