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John S. Stephens, Jr

Occidental College

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Comparative Studies in Literature and Culture

Gender, Women, & Sexuality Studies

Occidental College

NoneJohn S. Stephens, Jr is currently serving as a Comparative Studies In Literature And Culture faculty at Occidental College.

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marine biology ecology fish biology oceanography marine ecology environmental science climate change aquatic ecosystems southern california bight evolutionary biology electrical engineering global change biology fisheries zoology coastal conservation aquatic conservation avian biology spatial ecology environmental biology estuaries seagrass climate shift temperate reef fishes temperate reef fish temporal patterns fish diversity temperate reef fish assemblage fish guilds marine habitat values fish populations soft substrata fishes receiving waters

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Effects of Estuary-Wide Seagrass Loss on Fish Populations. Estuaries and Coasts (2021)

environmental scienceecologyfish populationsaquatic ecosystemsmarine ecologyestuariesseagrassfisheriescoastal conservationmarine biologyaquatic conservation

Assessing the Effects of a Coastal Steam Electric Generating Station on Fishes Occupying Its Receiving Waters. Routledge eBooks (2019)

John S. StephensPamela A. MorrisWilliam Westphal

avian biologyecologyaquatic ecosystemsfish biologyreceiving watersmarine biologyelectrical engineering

A Method for Estimating Marine Habitat Values Based on Fish Guilds, With Comparisons Between Sites in the Southern California Bight. Lincoln (University of Nebraska) (1999)

Alan B BondJohn S StephensDaniel J PondellaJames M AllenMark Helvey

oceanographymarine habitat valuesecologysouthern california bightmarine ecologymarine biologyfish guilds

Changes in an Assemblage of Temperate Reef Fishes Associated With a Climate Shift. Ecological Applications (1997)

Sally J. HolbrookRussell J. SchmittJohn S. Stephens

oceanographyenvironmental scienceecologytemperate reef fishesmarine ecologyfish biologyclimate changeevolutionary biologyglobal change biologymarine biologyclimate shift

Spatial and Temporal Patterns in Assemblages of Temperate Reef Fish. American Zoologist (1994)

SALLY J. HOLBROOKMICHAEL J. KINGSFORDRUSSELL J. SCHMITTJOHN S. STEPHENS

oceanographyecologymarine ecologyfish biologyspatial ecologytemperate reef fishtemporal patternszoologymarine biology

Analysis of Fish Diversion Efficiency and Survivorship in the Fish Return System at San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station. AquaDocs (United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization) (1989)

Fish Assemblages as Indicators of Environmental Change in Nearshore Environments. (1988)

Inshore Soft Substrata Fishes in the Southern California Bight: An Overview. (1986)

Milton S. LoveJohn S. StephensPamela A. MorrisMichael M. SingerMeenu SandhuTerry C. Sciarrotta

soft substrata fishesenvironmental sciencesouthern california bightfish biologyclimate changemarine biology

Effects of Dechlorinated Seawater on Fish Behavior. Marine Environmental Research (1984)

Factors Affecting Fish Diversity on a Temperate Reef: The Fish Assemblage of Palos Verdes Point, 1974–1981. Environmental Biology of Fishes (1984)

John S. StephensPamela A. MorrisKim ZerbaMilton Love

oceanographytemperate reefecologyfish assemblagefish diversityfish biologyenvironmental biologyclimate changemarine biology

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John S. Stephens, Jr

Occidental College

Affiliations

The College

Comparative Studies in Literature and Culture

Gender, Women, & Sexuality Studies

Occidental College

NoneJohn S. Stephens, Jr is currently serving as a Comparative Studies In Literature And Culture faculty at Occidental College.

Honors

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Effects of Estuary-Wide Seagrass Loss on Fish Populations. Estuaries and Coasts (2021)

environmental scienceecologyfish populationsaquatic ecosystemsmarine ecologyestuariesseagrassfisheriescoastal conservationmarine biologyaquatic conservation

Assessing the Effects of a Coastal Steam Electric Generating Station on Fishes Occupying Its Receiving Waters. Routledge eBooks (2019)

John S. StephensPamela A. MorrisWilliam Westphal

avian biologyecologyaquatic ecosystemsfish biologyreceiving watersmarine biologyelectrical engineering

A Method for Estimating Marine Habitat Values Based on Fish Guilds, With Comparisons Between Sites in the Southern California Bight. Lincoln (University of Nebraska) (1999)

Alan B BondJohn S StephensDaniel J PondellaJames M AllenMark Helvey

oceanographymarine habitat valuesecologysouthern california bightmarine ecologymarine biologyfish guilds

Changes in an Assemblage of Temperate Reef Fishes Associated With a Climate Shift. Ecological Applications (1997)

Sally J. HolbrookRussell J. SchmittJohn S. Stephens

oceanographyenvironmental scienceecologytemperate reef fishesmarine ecologyfish biologyclimate changeevolutionary biologyglobal change biologymarine biologyclimate shift

Spatial and Temporal Patterns in Assemblages of Temperate Reef Fish. American Zoologist (1994)

SALLY J. HOLBROOKMICHAEL J. KINGSFORDRUSSELL J. SCHMITTJOHN S. STEPHENS

oceanographyecologymarine ecologyfish biologyspatial ecologytemperate reef fishtemporal patternszoologymarine biology

Fish Assemblages as Indicators of Environmental Change in Nearshore Environments. (1988)

Inshore Soft Substrata Fishes in the Southern California Bight: An Overview. (1986)

Milton S. LoveJohn S. StephensPamela A. MorrisMichael M. SingerMeenu SandhuTerry C. Sciarrotta

soft substrata fishesenvironmental sciencesouthern california bightfish biologyclimate changemarine biology

Effects of Dechlorinated Seawater on Fish Behavior. Marine Environmental Research (1984)

Factors Affecting Fish Diversity on a Temperate Reef: The Fish Assemblage of Palos Verdes Point, 1974–1981. Environmental Biology of Fishes (1984)

John S. StephensPamela A. MorrisKim ZerbaMilton Love

oceanographytemperate reefecologyfish assemblagefish diversityfish biologyenvironmental biologyclimate changemarine biology

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