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Fisheries Sciences

Fisheries oceanography assesses how oceanographic processes influence abundance, production and condition of fisheries stocks. Issues include source and sink regions of or for recruits and timing of food availability at critical life stages. Molecular methods recently have greatly improved the ability to define genetically separate stocks and source and sink regions.

Participating Faculty

Adria Elskus Bio sketch→ Interests: Environmental Oceanography, Fisheries Sciences aelskus@usgs.gov Phone: (207) 581-2579	Fei Chai Bio sketch→ Interests: Biological-Physical Interactions, Fisheries Sciences, Ocean Modeling and Prediction, Marine Biogeochemistry fchai@maine.edu Phone: (207) 581-4317
James McCleave Bio sketch→ Interests: Biological-Physical Interactions, Fisheries Sciences, eel biology, Marine Biology mccleave@maine.edu Phone: (207) 581-4392	Andrew Pershing Interests: Biological-Physical Interactions, Fisheries Sciences, Ocean Modeling and Prediction, Biological Oceanography andrew.pershing@maine.edu Phone: (207) 228-1656
Jeffrey Runge Bio sketch→ Interests: Biological-Physical Interactions, Fisheries Sciences, Marine Invertebrate Zoology, Biological Oceanography Jeffrey.runge@maine.edu Phone: (207) 228-1652	James(Jim) Wilson Bio sketch→ Interests: Fisheries Sciences, Marine Policy jwilson@maine.edu Phone: (207) 581-4368
Gayle Zydlewski Bio sketch→ Interests: Environmental Oceanography, Fisheries Sciences, Biological Oceanography gayle.zydlewski@umit.maine.edu Phone: (207) 581-4365

School of Marine Sciences : The University of Maine

Research > Clusters

Fisheries Sciences

Participating Faculty