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David Armstrong

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University of Washington

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School of Drama

David Armstrong is currently serving as a College Of Arts & Sciences Affiliate Instructor at University of Washington.

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ecology marine biology conservation biology marine ecology aquatic ecosystems oceanography wildlife avian biology environmental science biology evolutionary biology population biology fish biology animal ecology biological oceanography zoology reproductive biology aquatic conservation benthic ecology coral reefs marine biodiversity invasion biology entomology climate change coastal conservation restoration ecology marine environments reproductive physiology breeding behavior estuaries marine management eastern bering sea microbial ecology aquatic toxicology livestock science aquaculture animal science mammalogy biological invasions ocean sciences trophic impact predator-prey interactions arthropod taxonomy short-term variability animal breeding animal reproduction population ecology wildlife ecology estuarine hydrodynamics invasive species fishery management water ecologies osmoregulation predatory impacts snow crab female size female reproductive tract dungeness crab mating system early benthic phase auke bay relative larval supply habitat complexity temperature-dependent metabolic response ecological implications coastal populations mya arenaria soft-shell clam contemporary theatre queer studies theatre studies popular culture theatre musical theater queer theory drama education performance studies theater history

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Rapid Assessment of Management Options for Promoting Stock Rebuilding in Data‐Poor Species Under Climate Change. Conservation Biology (2019)

Jonathan C. P. ReumP. Sean McDonaldW. Christopher LongKirstin K. HolsmanLauren DivineDavid ArmstrongJan Armstrong

management optionsdata-poor speciesconservation biologyrapid assessmentecologyclimate change

Life History Schedule and Periodic Recruitment of Female Snow Crab ( Chionoecetes Opilio ) in the Eastern Bering Sea. Canadian Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences (2012)

Billy ErnstDavid A. ArmstrongJulián BurgosJ.M. (Lobo) Orensanz

wildlifemarine managementpopulation biologymarine ecologyconservation biologyavian biologyeastern bering seaaquatic conservationanimal ecologyecologybiological oceanographyfemale snow crablife history scheduleaquatic ecosystemsoceanographyocean sciencescoral reefsmarine biologyfishery managementbiologyevolutionary biologyperiodic recruitment

Restoration Through Eradication: Removal of an Invasive Bioengineering Macrophyte (Spartina Alterniflora) Restores Some Habitat Function for a Native Mobile Predator (Cancer Magister).. Ecological Applications (2010)

Kirstin HolsmanPatrick McDonaldPablo BarreyroDavid Armstrong

applied ecologyspartina alterniflorainvasion biologyrestoration ecologyconservation biologyecologyhabitat function

Restoration Through Eradication? Removal of an Invasive Bioengineer Restores Some Habitat Function for a Native Predator. Ecological Applications (2010)

Kirstin K. HolsmanP. Sean McDonaldPablo A. BarreyroDavid A. Armstrong

invasion biologyinvasive bioengineernative predatorrestoration ecologyconservation biologyecologyhabitat function

Variation of Female Size and Stage at Maturity in Snow Crab (Chionoecetes Opilio) (Brachyura: Majidae) From the Eastern Bering Sea. Journal of Crustacean Biology (2007)

J. M. (Lobo) OrensanzDavid A. ArmstrongBilly Ernst

wildlifemarine ecologyenvironmental sciencedevelopmental biologyavian biologyeastern bering seabiological oceanographyfemale sizegeneticssnow crabaquatic ecosystemsoceanographylivestock sciencemorphology (biology)marine biologybotanycoral reefsshort-term variabilityarthropod taxonomyreproductive biologyaquaculture

The Impact of Yellow Shore Crabs,Hemigrapsus Oregonensis, on Early Benthic Phase Dungeness Crabs,Cancer Magister, in Intertidal Oyster Shell Mitigation Habitat. Estuaries (2004)

Eileen P. VisserP. Sean McDonaldDavid A. Armstrong

coastal researchcoastal managementwildlifemarine managementmarine environmentscancer magistermarine ecologyconservation biologyenvironmental scienceanimal ecologyecologycoastal conservationearth sciencehemigrapsus oregonensisaquatic ecosystemsestuariesoceanographymarine biologyyellow shore crabsbenthic ecology

The Competitive and Predatory Impacts of the Nonindigenous Crab Carcinus Maenas (L.) on Early Benthic Phase Dungeness Crab Cancer Magister Dana. Journal of Experimental Marine Biology and Ecology (2001)

P.Sean McDonaldGregory C. JensenDavid A. Armstrong

oceanographypredatory impactsmicrobial ecologywildlifemarine biologytrophic impactbenthic ecologyaquatic ecosystemspredator-prey interactionszoologyfish biologyaquatic toxicologymarine ecologyconservation biologymarine environmentsenvironmental scienceecology

Effects of Habitat Complexity and Relative Larval Supply on the Establishment of Early Benthic Phase Red King Crab (Paralithodes Camtschaticus Tilesius, 1815) Populations in Auke Bay, Alaska. Journal of Experimental Marine Biology and Ecology (2000)

Timothy LoherDavid A. Armstrong

early benthic phasepopulation ecologywildlifepopulation biologymarine ecologyconservation biologyenvironmental sciencehabitat complexitymarine biodiversityavian biologyaquatic conservationanimal ecologyecologyfish biologyaquatic ecosystemsrelative larval supplyoceanographycoral reefsmarine biologyevolutionary biologyauke baybenthic ecology

Fate and Legacy of an Invasion: Extinct and Extant Populations of the Soft-Shell Clam (Mya Arenaria) in Grays Harbor (Washington). Aquatic Conservation Marine and Freshwater Ecosystems (2000)

Ra�l PalaciosDavid A. ArmstrongJ. (lobo) Orensanz

population biologybiological invasionsmarine ecologyconservation biologyconservation sciencemarine biodiversityinvasive speciesaquatic conservationecologycoastal conservationinvasion biologyextant populationsmya arenariaestuariesbiodiversitymarine biologysoft-shell clambiologyevolutionary biologygrays harbor

Structure of the Female Reproductive Tract in the Dungeness Crab ( Cancer Magister ) and Implications for the Mating System. Biological Bulletin (1996)

P. C. JensenJ. M. OrensanzD. A. Armstrong

reproductive physiologyanatomyavian biologyfemale reproductive tractmating systemecologybiological oceanographydungeness crabmammalogyanimal reproductionentomologybiological anthropologymarine biologybreeding behavioranimal breedinganimal sciencebiologyevolutionary biologyzoologyreproductive biology

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David Armstrong

Affiliate Instructor

University of Washington

Affiliations

College of Arts & Sciences

School of Drama

David Armstrong is currently serving as a College Of Arts & Sciences Affiliate Instructor at University of Washington.

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University of Washington

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Video Presentations

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Rapid Assessment of Management Options for Promoting Stock Rebuilding in Data‐Poor Species Under Climate Change. Conservation Biology (2019)

Jonathan C. P. ReumP. Sean McDonaldW. Christopher LongKirstin K. HolsmanLauren DivineDavid ArmstrongJan Armstrong

management optionsdata-poor speciesconservation biologyrapid assessmentecologyclimate change

Life History Schedule and Periodic Recruitment of Female Snow Crab ( Chionoecetes Opilio ) in the Eastern Bering Sea. Canadian Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences (2012)

Billy ErnstDavid A. ArmstrongJulián BurgosJ.M. (Lobo) Orensanz

Kirstin HolsmanPatrick McDonaldPablo BarreyroDavid Armstrong

applied ecologyspartina alterniflorainvasion biologyrestoration ecologyconservation biologyecologyhabitat function

Restoration Through Eradication? Removal of an Invasive Bioengineer Restores Some Habitat Function for a Native Predator. Ecological Applications (2010)

Kirstin K. HolsmanP. Sean McDonaldPablo A. BarreyroDavid A. Armstrong

invasion biologyinvasive bioengineernative predatorrestoration ecologyconservation biologyecologyhabitat function

Variation of Female Size and Stage at Maturity in Snow Crab (Chionoecetes Opilio) (Brachyura: Majidae) From the Eastern Bering Sea. Journal of Crustacean Biology (2007)

J. M. (Lobo) OrensanzDavid A. ArmstrongBilly Ernst

The Impact of Yellow Shore Crabs,Hemigrapsus Oregonensis, on Early Benthic Phase Dungeness Crabs,Cancer Magister, in Intertidal Oyster Shell Mitigation Habitat. Estuaries (2004)

Eileen P. VisserP. Sean McDonaldDavid A. Armstrong

P.Sean McDonaldGregory C. JensenDavid A. Armstrong

Timothy LoherDavid A. Armstrong

Fate and Legacy of an Invasion: Extinct and Extant Populations of the Soft-Shell Clam (Mya Arenaria) in Grays Harbor (Washington). Aquatic Conservation Marine and Freshwater Ecosystems (2000)

Ra�l PalaciosDavid A. ArmstrongJ. (lobo) Orensanz

Structure of the Female Reproductive Tract in the Dungeness Crab ( Cancer Magister ) and Implications for the Mating System. Biological Bulletin (1996)

P. C. JensenJ. M. OrensanzD. A. Armstrong

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