Item talk:Q48901

ORCID:

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     name: Climate change impacts on native cutthroat trout habitat in Colorado streams
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     name: "Changes in biological communities of the Fountain Creek Basin, Colorado,\
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   alternateName: U.S. Geological Survey
   name: U.S. Department of the Interior
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USGS Staff Profile:

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   abstract: Research Fisheries Biologist with the Great Lakes Science Center
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   abstract: James J Roberts is a Research Fisheries Biologist based in Huron, OH.
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   abstract: James has broad research expertise and investigates the ecological consequences
     of stressors like invasive species, climate change, and eutrophication for aquatic
     systems and specifically fish populations. There are three overall themes his
     research is split between (Invasive species, native fish ecology/conservation,
     and climate changes effects) which are all related to the conservation and management
     of aquatic species and systems.Currently, he is investigating the movement,
     behavior, and habitat use of Grass Carp, an invasive species in the Great Lakes.
     He has also conducted research in the Laurentian Great Lakes examining the ecological
     consequences of seasonal hypolimnetic hypoxia, dead zones, in Lake Erie. Specifically,
     he studied the effects (behavioral, physiological, and inter-specific) of hypoxia
     on the benthic fish assemblage of Lake Erie, while focusing on yellow perch.
     Previously, James has explored the potential effects climate change may have
     on the persistence of Cutthroat Trout in stream and lake habitats throughout
     the Southern Rocky Mountain region."
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 email: jroberts@usgs.gov
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   name: Ph.D. University of Michigan
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   name: M.S. University of Wyoming
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   name: B.S. University of Michigan
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   name: Research Fisheries Biologist, USGS 2020-present; Great Lakes Science Center
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   name: Fish Biologist, USGS 2015-2020; Colorado Water Science Center
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   name: Research Ecologist-Mendenhall Fellow, USGS 2012-2015; Fort Collins Science
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 name: James J Roberts, PhD
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