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Jay Stauffer

Distinguished Professor of Ichthyology

Pennsylvania State University

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the Penn State College of Agricultural Sciences

Department of Ecosystem Science and Management

Jay Stauffer is currently serving as an Ecosystem Science And Management Distinguished Professor of Ichthyology at Pennsylvania State University.

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Pennsylvania State University

Distinguished Professor of Ichthyology

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ecology fish biology marine biology biology avian biology aquatic ecosystems environmental science evolutionary biology lake malawi conservation biology animal ecology zoology wildlife botany biogeography fishery research animal behavior zoological taxonomy entomology hydrology behavioral ecology freshwater biology evolutionary ecology ornithology arthropod taxonomy fishery management schistosomiasis benthic ecology wildlife ecology aquaculture aquatic conservation fishery science population ecology livestock science plant science breeding behavior marine ecology river basin management temperature preference west virginia predator-prey interactions environmental biology specie distribution river restoration zoogeography water ecologies speciation invasion biology cichlid fishes pest management ecotoxicology wildlife management fishery assessment biological oceanography sexual selection foraging hydrobiology disease ecology host-parasite relationships arid environments animal taxonomy animal behaviour lethal temperatures neogobius melanostomus intermediate host soil salinity lake apoyo black carp biological control susquehanna river bulinus nyassanus rhinichthys bowersi bagrus meridionalis brook trout laboratory conditions thermal discharge biological conservation fish behavior freshwater fishes

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Endemic and Invasive Species: A History of Distributional Trends in the Fish Fauna of the Lower New River Drainage. Water (2025)

Stuart A. WelshDaniel A. CincottaNathaniel V. OwensJay R. Stauffer

aquatic conservationwater qualityfish faunabiodiversityfreshwater ecosystemsenvironmental scienceriver restorationdistributional trendsaquatic ecosystemscommunity (ecology)river basin managementfreshwater biologyfish biologybiological invasionsepidemiologyinvasive speciesecologywater resource managementfisheriesinvasion biology

Aquaculture of Animal Species: Their Eukaryotic Parasites and the Control of Parasitic Infections. Biology (2024)

Henry MadsenJay Richard Stauffer

biologyecologyanimal specieseukaryotic parasitesparasitic infectionsparasitologyaquaculture

Changing Scientific Names: A Commentary. Reviews in Fisheries Science & Aquaculture (2024)

Jay R. Stauffer

scientific integrityenvironmental sciencefishery researchscientific communicationfishery scienceaquaculturefisheriesscience and technology studiesfishery managementscientific names

Description of a Rock-Dwelling Cichlid That Re-Invaded the Sand Substrate in Lake MalaŵI, Africa. Zootaxa (2024)

ADRIANUS F. KONINGSTORIN A. MILLERJAY R. STAUFFER JR.

sand substraterock-dwelling cichlidecologylake malawi

Diet and Habitat Comparison of Two Closely Related Darters (Percina Bimaculata and Percina Caprodes). Conservation (2024)

Antonios G. StylianidesSara J. MuellerJay R. Stauffer

ecologyhabitat managementwildlifehabitat comparisonconservation biology

Genomic Evaluation of Mud Sunfish in the Atlantic Slope Drainage. Fisheries Research (2024)

Stephen KnottRichard RaeslyDaniel HockingJay StaufferAmy Welsh

geneticsfishery researchgenomicsmud sunfishfish biologygenome biologygenomic evaluationmarine biologyatlantic slope drainage

Morphological Analysis of a New Species of Micropterus (Teleostei: Centrarchidae) From Lake Erie, Pa, USA. Biology (2024)

Andrew T. RossJay R. Stauffer

morphology (biology)biologymorphological evidence

Status and Distribution of the Chesapeake Logperch Percina Bimaculata Haldeman, 1844 in Pennsylvania. Water (2024)

Douglas P. FischerRobert W. CriswellAaron M. HenningJack T. TestJay R. Stauffer

water resourcesenvironmental scienceecologywater qualitywater resource managementfishery researchhydrologyfish biologyfisherieswater sciencesurface waternatural resource management

Sustainability of Biodiversity: Use of a Netweaver Tool to Identify Suitable Sites for Reintroduction of Fishes. Reports on Global Health Research (2024)

Clare HansonJay Stauffer

ecologynetweaver toolfish biologyglobal healthbiodiversityconservation biologysuitable sites

Description of a Geographically Variable Elongate Rock-Dwelling Cichlid (Cichliformes: Cichlidae) From Lake MalaŵI, Africa. Zootaxa (2023)

JAY R. STAUFFERADRIANUS F. KONINGS

lake malawibiologyavian biologyanimal ecologyecologyzoological taxonomyglobal distributionlandscape ecologyanimal sciencemorphology (biology)zoogeographygeographybiogeographywildlifezoologymarine biologyarid environments

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Jay Stauffer

Distinguished Professor of Ichthyology

Pennsylvania State University

Affiliations

the Penn State College of Agricultural Sciences

Department of Ecosystem Science and Management

Jay Stauffer is currently serving as an Ecosystem Science And Management Distinguished Professor of Ichthyology at Pennsylvania State University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Jay Stauffer

Pennsylvania State University

Distinguished Professor of Ichthyology

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Endemic and Invasive Species: A History of Distributional Trends in the Fish Fauna of the Lower New River Drainage. Water (2025)

Stuart A. WelshDaniel A. CincottaNathaniel V. OwensJay R. Stauffer

Aquaculture of Animal Species: Their Eukaryotic Parasites and the Control of Parasitic Infections. Biology (2024)

Henry MadsenJay Richard Stauffer

biologyecologyanimal specieseukaryotic parasitesparasitic infectionsparasitologyaquaculture

Changing Scientific Names: A Commentary. Reviews in Fisheries Science & Aquaculture (2024)

Jay R. Stauffer

scientific integrityenvironmental sciencefishery researchscientific communicationfishery scienceaquaculturefisheriesscience and technology studiesfishery managementscientific names

Description of a Rock-Dwelling Cichlid That Re-Invaded the Sand Substrate in Lake MalaŵI, Africa. Zootaxa (2024)

ADRIANUS F. KONINGSTORIN A. MILLERJAY R. STAUFFER JR.

sand substraterock-dwelling cichlidecologylake malawi

Diet and Habitat Comparison of Two Closely Related Darters (Percina Bimaculata and Percina Caprodes). Conservation (2024)

Antonios G. StylianidesSara J. MuellerJay R. Stauffer

ecologyhabitat managementwildlifehabitat comparisonconservation biology

Genomic Evaluation of Mud Sunfish in the Atlantic Slope Drainage. Fisheries Research (2024)

Stephen KnottRichard RaeslyDaniel HockingJay StaufferAmy Welsh

geneticsfishery researchgenomicsmud sunfishfish biologygenome biologygenomic evaluationmarine biologyatlantic slope drainage

Morphological Analysis of a New Species of Micropterus (Teleostei: Centrarchidae) From Lake Erie, Pa, USA. Biology (2024)

Andrew T. RossJay R. Stauffer

morphology (biology)biologymorphological evidence

Status and Distribution of the Chesapeake Logperch Percina Bimaculata Haldeman, 1844 in Pennsylvania. Water (2024)

Douglas P. FischerRobert W. CriswellAaron M. HenningJack T. TestJay R. Stauffer

water resourcesenvironmental scienceecologywater qualitywater resource managementfishery researchhydrologyfish biologyfisherieswater sciencesurface waternatural resource management

Sustainability of Biodiversity: Use of a Netweaver Tool to Identify Suitable Sites for Reintroduction of Fishes. Reports on Global Health Research (2024)

Clare HansonJay Stauffer

ecologynetweaver toolfish biologyglobal healthbiodiversityconservation biologysuitable sites

Description of a Geographically Variable Elongate Rock-Dwelling Cichlid (Cichliformes: Cichlidae) From Lake MalaŵI, Africa. Zootaxa (2023)

JAY R. STAUFFERADRIANUS F. KONINGS

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