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   abstract: Research Fish Biologist with the Cooperative Research Units
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   abstract: Assistant Unit Leader - Massachusetts Cooperative Fish and Wildlife
     Research Unit
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   abstract: Research InterestsAllison's research broadly revolves around characterizing
     anthropogenic impacts on aquatic ecosystems and identifying conservation strategies
     for effectively protecting and restoring watersheds. The growing human population
     continues to constrain biotic assemblages in a variety of ways, and understanding
     the mechanisms by which urbanization and its associated stressors result in
     degraded fish assemblages is an overarching challenge of her research program.
     She is interested in examining effects of altered hydrology, temperature, habitat,
     water quality, and food resources on stream fishes; quantifying sublethal (e.g.,
     behavior, physiology) responses of fishes to urbanization; and assessing potential
     for management (e.g., forested riparian buffers, green infrastructure, dam removal)
     to restore fish assemblages.Teaching InterestsAt the University of Massachusetts
     Amherst, Allison teaches Research Concepts for first-year graduate students
     and Aquatic Ecology for advanced undergraduate and graduate students. In the
     past, she has taught graduate classes in Stream Ecology and Watershed Theory
     & Management, and undergraduate classes in the areas of Ecology, Conservation
     Biology, and Environmental Science.
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 email: aroy@usgs.gov
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   name: Ph D The University of Georgia 2004
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   name: MS The University of Georgia 2000
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   name: BS Allegheny College 1998
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   name: Unit Leader, Massachusetts Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit,
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   name: Assistant Unit Leader, Massachusetts Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research
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