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Steve Blumenshine
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Teaching:
General Ecology, Aquatic
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Research Interests: My research interests straddle the interface of inland aquatic communities and ecosystems. Research funding is driven by the importance of understanding factors which may compromise surface water quality and thus aquatic communities and ecosystems. Within this focus is an emphasis on how human impacts such as hydrological manipulation, nutrient loading, and fish management affect the structure and function of food webs, and the consequences for ecosystem processes. Research methodology includes field sampling of water, habitats, and biota, analysis of large datasets, a broad range of statistical techniques, and stable isotope analysis. Current & Recent Research Projects: Patterns and Sources of Fecal Indicator Bacteria
in the San Joaquin River (CSU-Fresno Associated Student and the College of
Sci & Math) San
Joaquin River – Effects of River Restoration on Angling and River Recreation Fresno
River Watershed Assessment AND SEDIMENT TRANSPORT Spatial and Temporal Variability
in Bangkapong River Water Quality and Plankton Associated with Landuse (Aquatic Resources
Research Institue and Faculty of Marine Science, Chulalongkorn University,
Bangkok, Thailand) Statistical and Simulation
Modeling of Factors Affecting Juvenile Chinese Mitten Crab Mortality and
Implications for Predicting Ecological and Economic Harm by Adults
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