Area of research
Nature and Landscape Conservation · Global and Planetary Change
Research interest
Research interests include Fish Ecology and Management Studies, Marine and fisheries research, Aquatic Invertebrate Ecology and Behavior, and Fish Biology and Ecology Studies.
Scope for growth is optimized across a limited temperature range in an imperiled freshwater mussel
Effects of rostrum injuries on body condition and dam passage of Paddlefish
Evaluating the effects of three Alabama River dams on movements and population connectivity of Freshwater Drum and White Crappie using otolith microchemistry and genetics
Pre‐impoundment fish migrations in the Mobile Basin, Alabama
Using fish hard-part microchemistry and genetics to quantify population impacts of low-use lock-and-dam structures on the Alabama River
Movement of Paddlefish once past a lock-and-dam structure on the Alabama River
Evaluation of double acoustic tagging techniques to track American shad Alosa sapidissima movements at multiple spatial scales
The effect of temperature and acute hypoxia/hyperoxia exposure on swimming performance and kinematics of Freshwater Drum
Peaking hydropower and fish assemblages: an example from the Tallapoosa River, <scp>AL</scp>
Using the electron transport system as an indicator of organismal thermal tolerance and respiratory exploitation
Evaluation of shoreline rotenone application to control Largemouth Bass recruitment in small impoundments
Thermal performance of the electron transport system Complex III in seven Alabama fishes
Peaking hydropower and fish assemblages: an example from the Tallapoosa River, AL
Influence of blueback herring, <i>Alosa aestivalis</i>, on zooplankton in a southeastern US reservoir
Peaking hydropower and fish assemblages: an example from the Tallapoosa River, AL
Evaluating Fish Passage and Tailrace Space Use at a Low‐Use Low‐Head Lock and Dam
Change in Piscivore Growth Potential after the Introduction of a Nonnative Prey Fish: a Bioenergetics Analysis
Swimming Performance of Estuarine and Inland Largemouth Bass at Varying Salinities
Salinity and Temperature Effects on Element Incorporation of Gulf Killifish Fundulus grandis Otoliths
Introduced yellow perch in two Southeastern US reservoirs: ecological interactions with resident fishes
Migratory Characteristics and Passage of Paddlefishat Two Southeastern U.S. Lock‐and‐Dam Systems
Fundulus grandis Otolith Microchemistry as a Metric of Estuarine Discrimination and Oil Exposure
New crayfish species records from the Sipsey Fork drainage, including Lewis Smith Reservoir (Alabama, USA): native or introduced species?
Growth of largemouth bass in a dynamic estuarine environment: an evaluation of the relative effects of salinity, diet, and temperature
Using Seasonal Variation in Otolith Microchemical Composition to Indicate Largemouth Bass and Southern Flounder Residency Patterns across an Estuarine Salinity Gradient
The relationship between shoreline development and resident fish communities in a southeastern US reservoir
Growth and Survival of Largemouth Bass following Supplemental Feeding of Bluegills in Small Impoundments
Privately Owned Small Impoundments in Central Alabama: A Survey and Evaluation of Management Techniques for Largemouth Bass and Bluegill
Response to “Comment on ‘Otolith Microchemistry Reveals Substantial Use of Freshwater by Southern Flounder in the Northern Gulf of Mexico’” by Pedro Morais