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Mark Pyron

Ball State University

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College of Sciences and Humanities

Department of Biology

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ecology aquatic ecosystems fish biology environmental science avian biology hydrology water ecologies conservation biology hydrobiology fish assemblages evolutionary biology marine biology freshwater biology hydrobiologia morphology (biology) wildlife aquatic conservation wildlife ecology wabash river biology morphology biogeography water quality animal ecology hydrological sciences benthic ecology population ecology freshwater ecosystems watershed management river basin management presque isle bay restoration ecology livestock science spatial ecology terrestrial ecology middle wabash river morphological variation large river floodplain lakes hydrological process mammalian biology zoology marine ecology wildlife biology estuaries breeding behavior wildlife management large-scale flow experiments fish assemblage structure aplodinotus grunniens spatial variation macroinvertebrate assemblages sexual size dimorphism ohio river basin spotfin shiner freshwater gastropods global ecology functional ecology insect science plo biology landscape ecology body size environmental biology cytogenetics fluvial process climate change effects biological integrity sexual selection animal performance movement ecology ecological modelling zoogeography paleoclimatology sea-level history paleoceanography basin evolution

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Fish Assemblages on Two Continents Respond to Valley‐ and Reach‐Scale Hydrogeomorphic Variation: Analyses Across Three Temperate Ecoregions. Ecology Of Freshwater Fish (2024)

Mark PyronAlain MaasriJohn CostelloScott KennerAmarbat OtgonganbatBud MendsaikhanSudeep ChandraJames H. ThorpEmily R. ArsenaultRobert ShieldsCaleb ArtzMario Minder

aquatic ecosystemsfish biologyfish assemblagesecologytemperate ecoregions

Dietary Overlap and Selectivity Among Mountain Steppe River Fish in the United States and Mongolia. Ecology and Evolution (2023)

Mario MinderEmily R. ArsenaultMark PyronAmarbat OtgonganbatBud Mendsaikhan

population ecologydietary overlapaquatic ecosystemsunited statesevolutionary biologyfish biologyevolutionary ecologyecology

Identifying Monitoring Information Needs That Support the Management of Fish in Large Rivers. PLoS ONE (2022)

Timothy D. CounihanKristen L. BouskaShannon K. BrewerRobert B. JacobsonAndrew F. CasperColin G. ChapmanIan R. WaiteKenneth R. SheehanMark PyronElise R. IrwinKaren Riva-MurrayAlexa J. McKerrowJennifer M. Bayer

information managementmanagementwildlifefishery managementmarine managementinformation needsriver basin managementaquatic conservationenvironmental monitoringfish biologyconservation biologylarge riversaquatic ecosystemswildlife management

Intercontinental Analysis of Temperate Steppe Stream Food Webs Reveals Consistent Autochthonous Support of Fishes. Ecology Letters (2022)

Emily R. ArsenaultJames H. ThorpMichael J. PolitoMario MinderWalter K. DoddsFlavia TromboniAlain MaasriMark PyronBud MendsaikhanAmarbat OtgonganbatSolongo AltangerelSudeep ChandraRobert ShieldsCaleb ArtzHayat Bennadji

intercontinental analysisaquatic ecosystemsfish biologyterrestrial ecologybenthic ecologyecologyautochthonous support

A Framework for Lotic Macrosystem Research. Ecosphere (2021)

James H. ThorpWalter K. DoddsCaleb J. RobbinsAlain MaasriEmily R. ArsenaultJackob A. LutchenFlavia TromboniBarbara HayfordMark PyronGregory S. MathewsAnne SchechnerSudeep Chandra

macroecologyenvironmental researchlotic macrosystem researchenvironmental scienceecology

Diet Overlap Among Non‐Native Trout Species and Native Cutthroat Trout ( Oncorhynchus Clarkii) in Two U.S. Ecoregions. Ecology and Evolution (2021)

Mario MinderEmily R. ArsenaultBolortsetseg ErdeneeAlain MaasriMark Pyron

wildlife ecologyecologypopulation ecologynon-native trout speciesevolutionary biologyfish biologyevolutionary ecologyconservation biologynative cutthroat troutdiet overlapanimal ecology

Geomorphological Characteristics of the Wabash River, USA: Influence on Fish Assemblages. Ecology and Evolution (2021)

Jeff RobbinsMark Pyron

ecologywabash rivergeomorphologyfish assemblages

Geomorphology Variables Predict Fish Assemblages for Forested and Endorheic Rivers of Two Continents. Ecology and Evolution (2021)

Robert ShieldsMark PyronEmily R. ArsenaultJames H. ThorpMario MinderCaleb ArtzJohn CostelloAmarbat OtgonganbatBud MendsaikhanSolongo AltangerelAlain Maasri

geomorphologygeomorphology variablesfish assemblagesendorheic riversecology

Hydrologic Connectivity and Land Cover Affect Floodplain Lake Water Quality, Fish Abundance, and Fish Diversity in Floodplain Lakes of the Wabash‐White River Basin. River Research and Applications (2021)

Martha L. Carlson MazurBradley SmithBroxton BirdSara McMillanMark PyronCassie Hauswald

floodplain lakeswatershed managementfish diversityfish abundancewater qualityhydrological processhydrological scienceshydrologic connectivityaquatic ecosystemswater resourcesfluvial processearth scienceriver basin managementwater ecologieshydrologyenvironmental scienceecologywater science

Long-Term Trends in Cpue and Relative Weight of Six Fish Species in the Wabash River, USA, Prior to and Following Silver Carp Invasion. Hydrobiologia (2021)

Robert ShieldsMark PyronMario MinderLuke Etchison

avian biologysilver carp invasionwabash riverwater qualityhydrobiologiahydrobiologylong-term trendshydrological sciencesaquatic ecosystemsbiostatisticsfishery researchfish biologyaquatic toxicologyfish specieshydrologyenvironmental scienceecologyrelative weight

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Mark Pyron

Ball State University

Affiliations

College of Sciences and Humanities

Department of Biology

NoneMark Pyron is currently serving as a College Of Sciences And Humanities faculty at Ball State University.

Honors

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Ball State University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Fish Assemblages on Two Continents Respond to Valley‐ and Reach‐Scale Hydrogeomorphic Variation: Analyses Across Three Temperate Ecoregions. Ecology Of Freshwater Fish (2024)

Mark PyronAlain MaasriJohn CostelloScott KennerAmarbat OtgonganbatBud MendsaikhanSudeep ChandraJames H. ThorpEmily R. ArsenaultRobert ShieldsCaleb ArtzMario Minder

aquatic ecosystemsfish biologyfish assemblagesecologytemperate ecoregions

Dietary Overlap and Selectivity Among Mountain Steppe River Fish in the United States and Mongolia. Ecology and Evolution (2023)

Mario MinderEmily R. ArsenaultMark PyronAmarbat OtgonganbatBud Mendsaikhan

population ecologydietary overlapaquatic ecosystemsunited statesevolutionary biologyfish biologyevolutionary ecologyecology

Identifying Monitoring Information Needs That Support the Management of Fish in Large Rivers. PLoS ONE (2022)

Intercontinental Analysis of Temperate Steppe Stream Food Webs Reveals Consistent Autochthonous Support of Fishes. Ecology Letters (2022)

intercontinental analysisaquatic ecosystemsfish biologyterrestrial ecologybenthic ecologyecologyautochthonous support

A Framework for Lotic Macrosystem Research. Ecosphere (2021)

James H. ThorpWalter K. DoddsCaleb J. RobbinsAlain MaasriEmily R. ArsenaultJackob A. LutchenFlavia TromboniBarbara HayfordMark PyronGregory S. MathewsAnne SchechnerSudeep Chandra

macroecologyenvironmental researchlotic macrosystem researchenvironmental scienceecology

Diet Overlap Among Non‐Native Trout Species and Native Cutthroat Trout ( Oncorhynchus Clarkii) in Two U.S. Ecoregions. Ecology and Evolution (2021)

Mario MinderEmily R. ArsenaultBolortsetseg ErdeneeAlain MaasriMark Pyron

wildlife ecologyecologypopulation ecologynon-native trout speciesevolutionary biologyfish biologyevolutionary ecologyconservation biologynative cutthroat troutdiet overlapanimal ecology

Geomorphological Characteristics of the Wabash River, USA: Influence on Fish Assemblages. Ecology and Evolution (2021)

Jeff RobbinsMark Pyron

ecologywabash rivergeomorphologyfish assemblages

Geomorphology Variables Predict Fish Assemblages for Forested and Endorheic Rivers of Two Continents. Ecology and Evolution (2021)

Robert ShieldsMark PyronEmily R. ArsenaultJames H. ThorpMario MinderCaleb ArtzJohn CostelloAmarbat OtgonganbatBud MendsaikhanSolongo AltangerelAlain Maasri

geomorphologygeomorphology variablesfish assemblagesendorheic riversecology

Martha L. Carlson MazurBradley SmithBroxton BirdSara McMillanMark PyronCassie Hauswald

Long-Term Trends in Cpue and Relative Weight of Six Fish Species in the Wabash River, USA, Prior to and Following Silver Carp Invasion. Hydrobiologia (2021)

Robert ShieldsMark PyronMario MinderLuke Etchison

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