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Rachel Lasley-Rasher

Associate Professor of Biology

University of Southern Maine

Affiliations

College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences

College of Science, Technology, and Health

Department Of Biological Sciences

School Of Nursing

School of Business

Department Of Finance And Accounting

Rachel Lasley-rasher is currently serving as a College Of Arts, Humanities, And Social Sciences Associate Professor of Biology at University of Southern Maine.

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Rachel Lasley-Rasher

University of Southern Maine

Associate Professor of Biology

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ecology marine biology aquaculture aquatic ecosystems fishery research fishery marine systems fish biology aquatic conservation biology ecology and evolutionary biology population biology conservation biology evolutionary biology environmental science evolutionary ecology marine ornithology coastal conservation marine ecology climate change microbial ecology zoology adaptation behavioral ecology marine policy aquatic toxicology coastal research freshwater biology hydrobiologia invertebrate pathology marine environments food web interactions marine biota placopecten magellanicus hatchery system bacterial community trends sea scallop coevolution ecology evolution vertebrate paleontology conservation science harmful algae ecological monograph paleoecology geography animal ecology ecosystems paleobiology mammalogy marine micropaleontology biological conservation biogeography biodiversity oceanography fisheries human impacts on the environment biological anthropology morphology (biology) ecological applications functional ecology paleontology zooarchaeology community (ecology)

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Abundance of Mysid Shrimp and Zooplankton Along With Environmental Variables From Surveys in Damariscotta River Estuary, Maine From June 2023 to Feb 2024. Open MIND (2025)

coastal conservationaquaculturecoastal researchoceanographyecologyenvironmental sciencewetlandsmarine biologymarine systemsfishery researchaquatic conservationfisherygeographyconservation biologyfreshwater biologyaquatic ecosystemsbiodiversity

Annual Report Zooplankton Larval Lobster Monitoring Survey. (2024)

ecologymarine biologyfishery researchfish biologyfisherybiologyaquatic ecosystems

Distribution of Lobster Larvae, Homarus Americanus, and Zooplankton Prey in the Gulf of Maine and Georges Bank Stock Area. Fisheries Research (2024)

oceanographyecologymarine biologymarine systemspopulation biologyfishery researchfish biologyfisherymarine ornithologyaquatic conservationzoologyconservation biologyaquacultureaquatic ecosystemsecology and evolutionary biology

Juvenile Alewife (Alosa Pseudoharengus) Movement and Residency in a Northern Temperate Estuary. Estuaries and Coasts (2024)

coastal conservationecologywetlandsmarine biologymarine systemspopulation biologyfishery researchfish biologymarine ornithologyaquatic conservationfisheryecology and evolutionary biologyconservation biologyaquacultureaquatic ecosystems

Larval Ontogeny Enhances Resilience to a Patchy Planktonic Food Supply in the American Lobster (Homarus Americanus). Fisheries Research (2024)

ecologymarine biologymarine systemscoevolutionfitnessfishery researchfish biologyfisheryevolutionary ecologyadaptationecology and evolutionary biologyaquatic conservationaquacultureaquatic ecosystemsbiologyevolutionary biologybehavioral ecology

Outgrowing the Risks of Planktonic Life: Ontogeny of Prey Pursuit, Handling, and Ingestion by the Larval Stages of the American Lobster. SSRN Electronic Journal (2024)

ecologymarine policymarine biologymarine systemsenvironmental toxicologypopulation biologyfishery researchfish biologyfisheryaquatic conservationaquatic toxicologyevolutionary ecologyecology and evolutionary biologyaquacultureaquatic ecosystemsbiologyevolutionary biology

Bacterial Community Trends Associated With Sea Scallop, Placopecten Magellanicus, Larvae in a Hatchery System. Aquaculture Reports (2023)

Suzanne L. IshaqSarah HoslerAdwoa DankwaPhoebe JekielekDamian C. BradyErin GreyHannah HaskellRachel Lasley-RasherKyle PeppermanJennifer PerryBrian BealTimothy J. Bowden

placopecten magellanicusmicrobial ecologyhatchery systembacterial community trendsaquacultureecologysea scallop

Bacterial Community Trends Associated With Sea Scallop, Placopecten Magenllanicus Larvae in a Hatchery System. Aquaculture Reports (2023)

microbiologyhydrobiologiamarine biologyinvertebrate pathologybiologymarine ecologymarine biotamicroorganisms

Effects of Climate Change on Coastal Ecosystem Food Webs: Implications for Aquaculture. Marine Environmental Research (2020)

Eric J. ChapmanCarrie J. ByronRachel Lasley-RasherChristine LipskyJustin R. StevensRebecca Peters

aquaculturemarine biologymarine environmentsmarine ecologyenvironmental scienceecologyclimate changefood web interactions

Phylogeography of Neomysis Americana (Crustacea, Mysida), Focusing on the St. Lawrence System. Journal of Plankton Research (2019)

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Rachel Lasley-Rasher

Associate Professor of Biology

University of Southern Maine

Affiliations

College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences

College of Science, Technology, and Health

Department Of Biological Sciences

School Of Nursing

School of Business

Department Of Finance And Accounting

Rachel Lasley-rasher is currently serving as a College Of Arts, Humanities, And Social Sciences Associate Professor of Biology at University of Southern Maine.

Honors

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Rachel Lasley-Rasher

University of Southern Maine

Associate Professor of Biology

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Abundance of Mysid Shrimp and Zooplankton Along With Environmental Variables From Surveys in Damariscotta River Estuary, Maine From June 2023 to Feb 2024. Open MIND (2025)

Annual Report Zooplankton Larval Lobster Monitoring Survey. (2024)

ecologymarine biologyfishery researchfish biologyfisherybiologyaquatic ecosystems

Distribution of Lobster Larvae, Homarus Americanus, and Zooplankton Prey in the Gulf of Maine and Georges Bank Stock Area. Fisheries Research (2024)

Juvenile Alewife (Alosa Pseudoharengus) Movement and Residency in a Northern Temperate Estuary. Estuaries and Coasts (2024)

Larval Ontogeny Enhances Resilience to a Patchy Planktonic Food Supply in the American Lobster (Homarus Americanus). Fisheries Research (2024)

Outgrowing the Risks of Planktonic Life: Ontogeny of Prey Pursuit, Handling, and Ingestion by the Larval Stages of the American Lobster. SSRN Electronic Journal (2024)

Bacterial Community Trends Associated With Sea Scallop, Placopecten Magellanicus, Larvae in a Hatchery System. Aquaculture Reports (2023)

Suzanne L. IshaqSarah HoslerAdwoa DankwaPhoebe JekielekDamian C. BradyErin GreyHannah HaskellRachel Lasley-RasherKyle PeppermanJennifer PerryBrian BealTimothy J. Bowden

placopecten magellanicusmicrobial ecologyhatchery systembacterial community trendsaquacultureecologysea scallop

Bacterial Community Trends Associated With Sea Scallop, Placopecten Magenllanicus Larvae in a Hatchery System. Aquaculture Reports (2023)

microbiologyhydrobiologiamarine biologyinvertebrate pathologybiologymarine ecologymarine biotamicroorganisms

Effects of Climate Change on Coastal Ecosystem Food Webs: Implications for Aquaculture. Marine Environmental Research (2020)

Eric J. ChapmanCarrie J. ByronRachel Lasley-RasherChristine LipskyJustin R. StevensRebecca Peters

aquaculturemarine biologymarine environmentsmarine ecologyenvironmental scienceecologyclimate changefood web interactions

Phylogeography of Neomysis Americana (Crustacea, Mysida), Focusing on the St. Lawrence System. Journal of Plankton Research (2019)

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10 / page