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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
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Fei Chai
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Interests:
Biological-Physical Interactions, Fisheries Sciences, Ocean Modeling and Prediction, Marine Biogeochemistry, Biological Oceanography, Marine Climate Change
fchai@maine.edu
Phone: (207) 581-4317
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Yong Chen
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Interests:
Fisheries Sciences, Fisheries Ecology, Population Dynamics, Stock Assessment and Management, Marine Biology, Marine Policy
ychen@maine.edu
Phone: (207) 581-4303
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Teresa Johnson
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Interests:
Marine policy, fisheries management, public participation, fishing communities, fishermen's knowledge, cooperative research, social science, renewable energy
teresa.johnson@umit.maine.edu
Phone: (207) 581-4362
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James McCleave
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Interests:
Biological-Physical Interactions, Fisheries Sciences, eel biology, environmental effects of alternate ocean energy, Marine Biology, Oceanography
mccleave@maine.edu
Phone: (207) 581-4392
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Andrew Pershing
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Interests:
Biological-Physical Interactions, Fisheries Sciences, Ocean Modeling and Prediction, Biological Oceanography, Marine Climate Change
andrew.pershing@maine.edu
Phone: (207) 228-1656
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Jeffrey Runge
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Interests:
Biological-Physical Interactions, Fisheries Sciences, Marine Invertebrate Zoology, Biological Oceanography
Jeffrey.runge@maine.edu
Phone: (207) 228-1652
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