James Whitney

Pittsburg State University

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

School Of Science And Mathematics

Department Of Biology

Department Of Computer Science

Department Of Mathematics

Pittsburg State University

NoneJames Whitney is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences faculty at Pittsburg State University.

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James Whitney

Pittsburg State University

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ecology fish biology environmental science aquatic ecosystems climate change wildlife conservation biology evolutionary biology avian biology wildfires marine biology fire ecology aquatic conservation wildlife ecology hydrology freshwater biology benthic ecology biology biogeography fishery management hydrobiology environmental biology fisheries fishery research restoration ecology animal ecology climate change adaptation water ecologies river restoration river basin management freshwater ecosystems wildlife management vegetation science gila river predator-prey interactions drylands marine ecology genetic effective size native fishes redspot chub hornyhead chub nocomis biguttatus climate policy molecular ecology water science forest ecology pest management hydrobiologia zoology population ecology fragmentation effect climate change effects watershed management pest control arid environments biological oceanography conservation genetics habitat management terrestrial ecology marine management commercial fishing fishery assessment fishery science disaster research fluvial process extreme weather climate change impacts fish species persistence inland fisheries management water temperature alternate pathways genetic structure distributional patterns river network architecture river networks stream biota

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Cleansing Our Waters: How Riffle Fish Communities in the Spring River of Kansas Responded to Pollution Legislation, Mining Remediation, and Improved Water Quality. Environmental Management (2024)

Comparison of Threatened Neosho Madtom (Noturus Placidus) Densities Between Riverscapes Differing in Anthropogenic Stressors, With a Particular Focus on Recovery From Mining-Derived Metal Pollution. Environmental Biology of Fishes (2024)

Fish Behavior, Mortality, Diet, and Movement Following a Monsoonal Spate in the San Juan River, Utah, USA. Western North American Naturalist (2024)

Optimizing Surveys for Imperiled Bat Species Post White-Nose Syndrome. Acta Chiropterologica (2023)

Resistance and Resilience of Sonora Suckers (Catostomus Insignis) to Extreme Wildfire Disturbances in the Gila River, New Mexico. The Southwestern Naturalist (2023)

Crosby K. HeddenSkyler C. HeddenKeith B. GidoJames E. Whitney

forestryenvironmental sciencevegetation sciencewildfireswildlife managementaquatic conservationecologyfire ecologywildlife ecologywildfire disturbancespredator-prey interactionsextreme environmentsfire resistanceavian biologyearth scienceconservation biologyornithologygila riverwildlifesonora suckersclimate change

The Second Collection Record of Northern Studfish (Fundulus Catenatus) From Kansas. Transactions of the Kansas Academy of Science (2023)

Demography Predicts Genetic Effective Size in a Desert Stream Fish Community. The American Naturalist (2022)

Tyler J. PilgerKeith B. GidoDavid L. PropstJames E. WhitneyThomas F. Turner

genetic effective sizefish biologygeneticsdemographywildlife biologyecologyevolutionary biology

Differential Responses of Native Fishes in Two Headwater Tributaries of the Gila River Following Severe Wildfires. Western North American Naturalist (2022)

Crosby HeddenDavid L. PropstKeith B. GidoSkyler C. HeddenJames E. Whitney

biogeographyenvironmental sciencevegetation sciencewildfiresmarine biologylivestock scienceecologydisaster researchfish biologyfire ecologyfluvial processavian biologyaquatic ecosystemsheadwater tributariesbenthic ecologydifferential responsesevolutionary biologygila riverwildlifenative fishesclimate changesevere wildfires

Response of Arid‐Land Macroinvertebrate Communities to Extremes of Drought, Wildfire, and Monsoonal Flooding. River Research and Applications (2022)

Jordan S. WebsterKeith B. GidoSkyler C. HeddenDavid L. PropstJames E. Whitney

droughtwildliferiver restorationfire ecologyhydrologybiogeographyenvironmental sciencehydrometeorologywildfiresextreme weatherarid-land macroinvertebrate communitiesmonsoonal floodingearth sciencemacroecologyland useecologyriver basin managementdrylands

Roost Characteristics of a Tricolored Bat Perimyotis Subflavus in the Missouri Ozarks. Transactions of the Kansas Academy of Science (2022)