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Jay Nelson

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Towson University

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Jess & Mildred Fisher College of Science & Mathematics

Department of Biological Sciences

Jay Nelson is currently serving as a Biological Sciences Professor at Towson University.

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fish biology ecology physiology marine biology aquatic ecosystems biology fitness aquatic organisms fishery science kinesiology fisheries aquaculture metabolism evolutionary ecology physical fitness zoology marine systems comparative physiology aquatic food system climate change animal physiology fishery research bioenergetics animal behavior energy metabolism respiration (physiology) european sea bass animal ecology marine ornithology cell metabolism marine ecology fishery assessment sprint swimming performance blacknose dace herbivorous loricariid catfishes hypoxia tolerance experimental criminology freshwater biology metabolic state energy consumption physiological plasticity sport physiology atlantic cod gadus morhua ecological performance physiological ecology avian biology aquatic conservation animal performance movement ecology fish farming sustainable fisheries intermediary metabolism movement analysis individual atlantic cod individual variation brief history functional ecology feed utilization power consumption food chain commercial fishing food web interactions trophic web benthic ecology benthic communities fish immunology environmental biology metabolic models environmental exposures underwater acoustics seafood industry post‐exercise metabolic rate energy utilization new fish ‘ strip ’ evolutionary physiology

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Phenotypic Plasticity of Thermal Tolerance and Swimming Performance of an Invasive Fish Species, the Northern Snakehead ( Channa Argus ). Physiology (2025)

aquatic organismszoologyfitnessthermal tolerancemorphology (biology)ecologyaquaculturefish biologynorthern snakeheadecology evolutionextreme environmentsbehavioral plasticitybiologyaquatic ecosystemsfisheriesecology and evolutionary biologyfishery scienceevolutionary biologyphysiological plasticityevolutionary ecologyinvasive fish species

Thermal Tolerance of Cultured and Wild Icelandic Arctic Charr (Salvelinus Alpinus) at Self-Selected Flow Rates. Journal of Thermal Biology (2024)

self-selected flow ratesextreme environmentsfish biologycold region sciencebiologythermal tolerancefisheriesarctic engineeringecologyevolutionary biology

Energy Consumption: Metabolism. Elsevier eBooks (2023)

physiologyenergy metabolismenergy consumptionmetabolic stateenergy economicsmetabolismbioenergeticshealth sciencescell metabolism

Individual Repeatability of Locomotor Kinematics and Swimming Performance in a Gymnotiform Swimmer. Physiological and Biochemical Zoology (2021)

physical fitnesssport physiologyrehabilitationsport physical therapygymnotiform swimmerkinematicskinesiologyapplied physiologymovement analysisindividual repeatabilitylocomotor kinematics

Thermal Tolerance of Cyprinids Along an Urban-Rural Gradient: Plasticity, Repeatability and Effects of Swimming and Temperature Shock. Journal of Thermal Biology (2021)

extreme environmentsenvironmental sciencethermal toleranceurban-rural gradienturban climatetemperature shockecologyurban ecology

Thermal Tolerance of Cyprinids Along an Urban-Rural Gradient: Plasticity, Repeatability and Effects of Swimming and Temperature Shock. Journal of Thermal Biology (2021)

extreme environmentsenvironmental sciencethermal toleranceurban-rural gradienturban climatetemperature shockecologyurban ecology

Hypoxia Tolerance and Swimming Metabolism of Wild, Juvenile Striped Bass (Morone Saxatilis).. Journal of Experimental Biology (2020)

physiologycomparative physiologyhypoxia toleranceaquatic organismsmorone saxatilisaquaculturefish biologybiologyaquatic ecosystemsfitnessmarine biologymetabolism

Hypoxia Tolerance is Unrelated to Swimming Metabolism of Wild, Juvenile Striped Bass ( Morone Saxatilis ). Journal of Experimental Biology (2020)

physiologycomparative physiologyhypoxia toleranceaquatic organismsaquaculturefish biologybiologyaquatic ecosystemsfitnessevolutionary ecologymarine biologymetabolism

Individual Repeatability of Locomotor Kinematics and Swimming Performance in a Gymnotiform Swimmer. Physiological and Biochemical Zoology (2020)

physical fitnesssport physiologyrehabilitationsport physical therapygymnotiform swimmerkinematicskinesiologyapplied physiologymovement analysisindividual repeatabilityswimming performance

Repeatability of Hypoxia Tolerance of Individual Juvenile Striped Bass Morone Saxatilis and Effects of Social Status. Physiological and Biochemical Zoology (2019)

physiologyanimal behaviorhypoxia tolerancefish biologysocial statusbiologyfitnessfisheriescomparative physiologyevolutionary biology

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Jay Nelson

Professor

Towson University

Affiliations

Jess & Mildred Fisher College of Science & Mathematics

Department of Biological Sciences

Jay Nelson is currently serving as a Biological Sciences Professor at Towson University.

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

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Phenotypic Plasticity of Thermal Tolerance and Swimming Performance of an Invasive Fish Species, the Northern Snakehead ( Channa Argus ). Physiology (2025)

Thermal Tolerance of Cultured and Wild Icelandic Arctic Charr (Salvelinus Alpinus) at Self-Selected Flow Rates. Journal of Thermal Biology (2024)

self-selected flow ratesextreme environmentsfish biologycold region sciencebiologythermal tolerancefisheriesarctic engineeringecologyevolutionary biology

Energy Consumption: Metabolism. Elsevier eBooks (2023)

physiologyenergy metabolismenergy consumptionmetabolic stateenergy economicsmetabolismbioenergeticshealth sciencescell metabolism

Individual Repeatability of Locomotor Kinematics and Swimming Performance in a Gymnotiform Swimmer. Physiological and Biochemical Zoology (2021)

physical fitnesssport physiologyrehabilitationsport physical therapygymnotiform swimmerkinematicskinesiologyapplied physiologymovement analysisindividual repeatabilitylocomotor kinematics

Thermal Tolerance of Cyprinids Along an Urban-Rural Gradient: Plasticity, Repeatability and Effects of Swimming and Temperature Shock. Journal of Thermal Biology (2021)

extreme environmentsenvironmental sciencethermal toleranceurban-rural gradienturban climatetemperature shockecologyurban ecology

Thermal Tolerance of Cyprinids Along an Urban-Rural Gradient: Plasticity, Repeatability and Effects of Swimming and Temperature Shock. Journal of Thermal Biology (2021)

extreme environmentsenvironmental sciencethermal toleranceurban-rural gradienturban climatetemperature shockecologyurban ecology

Hypoxia Tolerance and Swimming Metabolism of Wild, Juvenile Striped Bass (Morone Saxatilis).. Journal of Experimental Biology (2020)

physiologycomparative physiologyhypoxia toleranceaquatic organismsmorone saxatilisaquaculturefish biologybiologyaquatic ecosystemsfitnessmarine biologymetabolism

Hypoxia Tolerance is Unrelated to Swimming Metabolism of Wild, Juvenile Striped Bass ( Morone Saxatilis ). Journal of Experimental Biology (2020)

physiologycomparative physiologyhypoxia toleranceaquatic organismsaquaculturefish biologybiologyaquatic ecosystemsfitnessevolutionary ecologymarine biologymetabolism

Individual Repeatability of Locomotor Kinematics and Swimming Performance in a Gymnotiform Swimmer. Physiological and Biochemical Zoology (2020)

physical fitnesssport physiologyrehabilitationsport physical therapygymnotiform swimmerkinematicskinesiologyapplied physiologymovement analysisindividual repeatabilityswimming performance

Repeatability of Hypoxia Tolerance of Individual Juvenile Striped Bass Morone Saxatilis and Effects of Social Status. Physiological and Biochemical Zoology (2019)

physiologyanimal behaviorhypoxia tolerancefish biologysocial statusbiologyfitnessfisheriescomparative physiologyevolutionary biology

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