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Population Ecology Branch

The Population Ecology Branch conducts research to improve understanding of the response of populations of fish, shellfish and aquatic-dependent wildlife to anthropogenic stress. Research focuses include development of methods to predict how populations respond to stress, development and verification of population models for use in ecological risk assessment, development of methods and data for extrapolating response across levels of biological organization, and characterization of population-level mechanisms that compensate for stress.

Susan Ayvazian Branch Chief, Biologist
Vacant Secretary
Doranne Borsay-Horowitz Biologist
Rob Burgess Research Environmental Scientist
Mark Cantwell Environmental Scientist
Denise Champlin Biologist
Jason Grear Ecologist
Ruth Gutjahr-Gobell Biologist
Romona Haebler Veterinary Medical Officer
Kay Ho Research Environmental Scientist
Anne Kuhn-Hines Research Physical Scientist
James Lake Research Environmental Scientist
Lesley Mills Research Biologist
Diane Nacci Research Biologist
Jonathan Serbst Biologist
Gerald Zaroogian Research Chemist

 

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