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Eric T. Schultz

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University of Connecticut

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College of Liberal Arts and Sciences

Ecology and Evolutionary Biology

Eric T. Schultz is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts And Sciences Professor at University of Connecticut.

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University of Connecticut

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ecology marine biology fish biology marine ecology evolutionary biology climate change aquatic ecosystems avian biology conservation biology environmental science oceanography animal ecology evolutionary ecology estuaries physiology wildlife environmental economics ornithology marine management wildlife ecology ecology and evolutionary biology adaptation zoology population ecology biological oceanography environmental biology predator-prey interactions fishery management estuarine fish hudson river estuary habitat use freshwater biology coastal research aquatic conservation water ecologies preference valuation fishery research restoration ecology ecological economics osmoregulation natural selection wildlife biology integrative biology countergradient variation latitudinal differences fundulus heteroclitus atlantic silverside fresh water micrometrus minimus growth rate early life history upriver transport juvenile anadromous alewives anchoa mitchilli geospatial analysis functional ecology canadian studies molecular ecology evolutionary significance ecophysiology land economics coral reefs breeding behavior avian evolution group evolution experimental biology water biology life history revealed preferences resource economics phycology speciation animal reproduction molecular adaptation evolutionary genetics climate change adaptation multispecies management fish ecology

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A Deep Dive Into the Trophic Ecology of Engraulis Ringens: Assessing Diet Through Stomach Content and Stable Isotope Analysis. Fishes (2024)

Carolina CárcamoEric T. SchultzFrancisco LeivaAlvaro SaavedraSebastian A. Klarian

trophic ecologyassessing dietfish biologyengraulis ringensstable isotope analysisecologystomach content

Paralog Switching Facilitates Diadromy: Ontogenetic, Microevolutionary and Macroevolutionary Evidence. Oecologia (2024)

Rebecca S ColbyStephen D McCormickJonathan P VelottaElizabeth JockuschEric T Schultz

ecologyevolutionary biologyecology and evolutionary biology

Regulatory, Socioeconomic, and Meteorological Predictors of Harvest in Marine Recreational Fisheries. Transactions of the American Fisheries Society (2024)

Jacob M. KasperNathan ShiversEric T. Schultz

meteorological predictorsfishery managementmarine recreational fisheriesenvironmental sciencefisheriesmeteorology

Evaluating Food Metrics of Lanternfishes in Waters of the Southeastern Pacific Ocean. Marine Biology (2023)

Carolina CárcamoPepe EspinozaCarlos Canales-CerroStephanny Curaz-LeivaAna Brisca Guzman-CastellanosIvonne QuintanillaFernanda VargasMauricio ZuñigaFrancisco FernandoyPatricio GalvezRene VargasÁlvaro SaavedraChris HarrodEric T. SchultzSebastian A. Klarian

food metricsfish biologymarine biologyecologysoutheastern pacific ocean

Forecasting Hydrologic Controls on Juvenile Anadromous Fish Out-Migration With Process-Based Modeling and Machine Learning. Journal of Environmental Management (2023)

Katherine KingMichael BurgessEric T. SchultzJames Knighton

environmental engineeringprocess-based modelingmachine learninghydrologyenvironmental scienceforecasting

What Are You Doing Here? a Sculpin Endemic to Arkansas and Missouri (Cottus Immaculatus) Appears in Connecticut. Ichthyology & Herpetology (2023)

Joshua M. TellierBrooke WinsmannMichael HumphreysStella MinoudiAlexandros TriantafyllidisEric T. Schultz

ecologybiogeographycottus immaculatussculpin endemic

Comparative Genomics of Alewife: Insights Into the Genetic Basis of Diadromy. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2022)

Jonathan VelottaRachel J. O'NeillEric Schultz

genomicscomparative genomicsgenetics

Identification of Supraoptimal Temperatures in Juvenile Blueback Herring ( Alosa Aestivalis ) Using Survival, Growth Rate and Scaled Energy Reserves. Conservation Physiology (2022)

Lian W GuoAdrian JordaanEric T SchultzStephen D McCormick

supraoptimal temperaturesavian biologysurvival analysisjuvenile blueback herringclimate changeenergy reservesmarine biologyanimal conservationconservation biologyecologygrowth rateornithology

Introduction to “Halodash: The Deep and Shallow History of Aquatic Life's Passages Between Marine and Freshwater Habitats”. Integrative and Comparative Biology (2022)

Eric T SchultzLisa Park Boush

freshwater habitatsintegrative biologymarine ecologyoceanographyaquatic lifemarine biologyecology

Repeated Genetic Targets of Natural Selection Underlying Adaptation of Fishes to Changing Salinity. Integrative and Comparative Biology (2022)

Jonathan P VelottaStephen D McCormickAndrew WhiteheadCatherine S DursoEric T Schultz

integrative biologyglobal change biologyfish biologyadaptationavian biologyclimate change adaptationgeneticsbiologyevolutionary geneticsmarine biologyevolutionary ecologynatural selectionmolecular adaptationecology and evolutionary biologyclimate changeevolutionary biologygenetic targets

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Eric T. Schultz

Professor

University of Connecticut

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts and Sciences

Ecology and Evolutionary Biology

Eric T. Schultz is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts And Sciences Professor at University of Connecticut.

Honors

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Experiences

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University of Connecticut

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

A Deep Dive Into the Trophic Ecology of Engraulis Ringens: Assessing Diet Through Stomach Content and Stable Isotope Analysis. Fishes (2024)

Carolina CárcamoEric T. SchultzFrancisco LeivaAlvaro SaavedraSebastian A. Klarian

trophic ecologyassessing dietfish biologyengraulis ringensstable isotope analysisecologystomach content

Paralog Switching Facilitates Diadromy: Ontogenetic, Microevolutionary and Macroevolutionary Evidence. Oecologia (2024)

Rebecca S ColbyStephen D McCormickJonathan P VelottaElizabeth JockuschEric T Schultz

ecologyevolutionary biologyecology and evolutionary biology

Regulatory, Socioeconomic, and Meteorological Predictors of Harvest in Marine Recreational Fisheries. Transactions of the American Fisheries Society (2024)

Jacob M. KasperNathan ShiversEric T. Schultz

meteorological predictorsfishery managementmarine recreational fisheriesenvironmental sciencefisheriesmeteorology

Evaluating Food Metrics of Lanternfishes in Waters of the Southeastern Pacific Ocean. Marine Biology (2023)

food metricsfish biologymarine biologyecologysoutheastern pacific ocean

Forecasting Hydrologic Controls on Juvenile Anadromous Fish Out-Migration With Process-Based Modeling and Machine Learning. Journal of Environmental Management (2023)

Katherine KingMichael BurgessEric T. SchultzJames Knighton

environmental engineeringprocess-based modelingmachine learninghydrologyenvironmental scienceforecasting

What Are You Doing Here? a Sculpin Endemic to Arkansas and Missouri (Cottus Immaculatus) Appears in Connecticut. Ichthyology & Herpetology (2023)

Joshua M. TellierBrooke WinsmannMichael HumphreysStella MinoudiAlexandros TriantafyllidisEric T. Schultz

ecologybiogeographycottus immaculatussculpin endemic

Comparative Genomics of Alewife: Insights Into the Genetic Basis of Diadromy. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2022)

Jonathan VelottaRachel J. O'NeillEric Schultz

genomicscomparative genomicsgenetics

Identification of Supraoptimal Temperatures in Juvenile Blueback Herring ( Alosa Aestivalis ) Using Survival, Growth Rate and Scaled Energy Reserves. Conservation Physiology (2022)

Lian W GuoAdrian JordaanEric T SchultzStephen D McCormick

supraoptimal temperaturesavian biologysurvival analysisjuvenile blueback herringclimate changeenergy reservesmarine biologyanimal conservationconservation biologyecologygrowth rateornithology

Introduction to “Halodash: The Deep and Shallow History of Aquatic Life's Passages Between Marine and Freshwater Habitats”. Integrative and Comparative Biology (2022)

Eric T SchultzLisa Park Boush

freshwater habitatsintegrative biologymarine ecologyoceanographyaquatic lifemarine biologyecology

Repeated Genetic Targets of Natural Selection Underlying Adaptation of Fishes to Changing Salinity. Integrative and Comparative Biology (2022)

Jonathan P VelottaStephen D McCormickAndrew WhiteheadCatherine S DursoEric T Schultz

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