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Randall Randy Fuller

Colgate University

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Division of Natural Sciences and Mathematics

Biology Department

Colgate University

NoneRandall Randy Fuller is currently serving as a Biology faculty at Colgate University.

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ecology environmental science aquatic ecosystems hydrology freshwater biology biology entomology ecology and evolutionary biology ecological entomology insect science fisheries wetlands community (ecology) biodiversity pest management aquatic conservation applied entomology algal biology tropical insect science aquatic organisms river restoration river basin management earth science hydrobiologia applied phycology algal research applied ecology restoration ecology pest science biological pest control hydrobiology benthic ecology food web interactions plant-insect interactions watershed management terrestrial arthropods freshwater ecosystems periphyton communities macroinvertebrate communities recreational flow releases harmful algae ecological applications functional ecology aboveground-belowground interactions plant ecology landscape ecology benthic communities water ecologies habitat management habitat loss habitat reconstruction fishery science ecophysiology aquatic food system algal biomass algal biotechnology algal cultivation pest control estuaries arid environments fluvial process hydrological modeling insect conservation stream invertebrates clay tiles stream ecosystems cpom storage bacterial manipulations macroinvertebrate responses reciprocal replacement study stream macroinvertebrates flow refugia high-scour areas canopy cover month-long flood predacious aquatic insects

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Impacts of Recreational Flow Releases on Macroinvertebrate Drift at Different Distances Downstream From Abanakee Dam, New York. Northeastern Naturalist (2018)

Randall L. FullerJaime DennisonGretchen SwarrKelli WeichertCarrie GriegoMartin W. Doyle

forestrylivestock scienceland userecreational flow releaseswildlifemacroinvertebrate driftforest ecologyavian biologyenvironmental scienceestuarieshydrologywatershed managementbiogeographyearth scienceaquatic ecosystemsriver basin managementcoastal managementarid environmentsecologyabanakee damriver restoration

Influence of Flood History and Hydrology on Transport of Organic Matter in a Frequently Flooded River. Journal of Freshwater Ecology (2013)

Randall L. FullerJaime DennisonSarina DoyleLisanne LevyJames OwenErin ShopeGretchen SwarrLilien VoKelly WeichertElizabeth DiCesareMartin W. Doyle

hydrologyorganic matterflood historyecology

Influence of Episodic Acidification on Leaf Breakdown in Neighboring Streams of the Western Adirondacks, USA. Journal of Freshwater Ecology (2011)

Matthew A. NeatrourRandall L. FullerJonathan CrossettMaureen Lynch

ecologyaquatic ecosystemsfreshwater biologyfreshwater ecosystemswestern adirondacksepisodic acidificationleaf breakdown

Quantitatively Evaluating Restoration Scenarios for Rivers With Recreational Flow Releases. Geophysical monograph (2011)

Martin W. DoyleRandall L. Fuller

geophysicswater resourcesenvironmental engineeringenvironmental sciencerestoration scenariosfluvial processhydrological modelingriver basin managementhydrologyrecreational flow releaseswatershed managementapplied ecologygeophysical researchearth scienceriver restorationrestoration ecology

Impact of Regulated Releases on Periphyton and Macroinvertebrate Communities: The Dynamic Relationship Between Hydrology and Geomorphology in Frequently Flooded Rivers.. River Research and Applications (2010)

R. L. FullerS. DoyleL. LevyJ. OwensE. ShopeL. VoE. WolyniakM. J. SmallM. W. Doyle

environmental scienceecologyaquatic ecosystemsgeomorphologyriver basin managementhydrologyregulated releasesmacroinvertebrate communitiesriver restoration

Response of Stream Macroinvertebrates in Flow Refugia and High-Scour Areas to a Series of Floods: A Reciprocal Replacement Study. Journal of the North American Benthological Society (2010)

Randall L. FullerCarrie GriegoJeffrey D. MuehlbauerJaime DennisonMartin W. Doyle

flow refugiaenvironmental scienceecologywater ecologiesstream macroinvertebratesaquatic ecosystemshigh-scour areashydrologybenthic ecologyreciprocal replacement studybenthic communities

Aquatic Insects: Challenges to Populations: Proceedings of the Royal Entomological Society’s 24 Th Symposium. Journal of the North American Benthological Society (2009)

applied entomologybiologyecologyaquatic insectsinsect conservationaquatic ecosystemsaquatic organismsecology and evolutionary biologybiodiversityinsect scienceentomologyzoologyecological entomologyaquatic conservationterrestrial arthropods

Hydrologic Versus Geomorphic Limitation on Cpom Storage in Stream Ecosystems. Freshwater Biology (2008)

MELANIE J. SMALLMARTIN W. DOYLERANDALL L. FULLERREBECCA B. MANNERS

ecologycpom storagegeomorphologyhydrologyfreshwater biologystream ecosystems

The Role of Canopy Cover on the Recovery of Periphyton and Macroinvertebrate Communities After a Month-Long Flood. Hydrobiologia (2007)

canopy coverhabitat lossenvironmental scienceecologyhabitat managementwetlandscommunity (ecology)aquatic ecosystemsmacroinvertebrate communitiesmonth-long floodfreshwater biologybiodiversityhabitat reconstructionrestoration ecology

Macroinvertebrate Responses to Algal and Bacterial Manipulations in Streams. Hydrobiologia (2004)

Randall L. FullerBrian P. KennedyCarl Nielsen

algal biologyenvironmental scienceecologybacterial manipulationshydrologyhydrobiologiahydrobiologymacroinvertebrate responses

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Randall Randy Fuller

Colgate University

Affiliations

Division of Natural Sciences and Mathematics

Biology Department

Colgate University

NoneRandall Randy Fuller is currently serving as a Biology faculty at Colgate University.

Honors

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Colgate University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Impacts of Recreational Flow Releases on Macroinvertebrate Drift at Different Distances Downstream From Abanakee Dam, New York. Northeastern Naturalist (2018)

Randall L. FullerJaime DennisonGretchen SwarrKelli WeichertCarrie GriegoMartin W. Doyle

Influence of Flood History and Hydrology on Transport of Organic Matter in a Frequently Flooded River. Journal of Freshwater Ecology (2013)

Randall L. FullerJaime DennisonSarina DoyleLisanne LevyJames OwenErin ShopeGretchen SwarrLilien VoKelly WeichertElizabeth DiCesareMartin W. Doyle

hydrologyorganic matterflood historyecology

Influence of Episodic Acidification on Leaf Breakdown in Neighboring Streams of the Western Adirondacks, USA. Journal of Freshwater Ecology (2011)

Matthew A. NeatrourRandall L. FullerJonathan CrossettMaureen Lynch

ecologyaquatic ecosystemsfreshwater biologyfreshwater ecosystemswestern adirondacksepisodic acidificationleaf breakdown

Quantitatively Evaluating Restoration Scenarios for Rivers With Recreational Flow Releases. Geophysical monograph (2011)

Martin W. DoyleRandall L. Fuller

R. L. FullerS. DoyleL. LevyJ. OwensE. ShopeL. VoE. WolyniakM. J. SmallM. W. Doyle

environmental scienceecologyaquatic ecosystemsgeomorphologyriver basin managementhydrologyregulated releasesmacroinvertebrate communitiesriver restoration

Response of Stream Macroinvertebrates in Flow Refugia and High-Scour Areas to a Series of Floods: A Reciprocal Replacement Study. Journal of the North American Benthological Society (2010)

Randall L. FullerCarrie GriegoJeffrey D. MuehlbauerJaime DennisonMartin W. Doyle

flow refugiaenvironmental scienceecologywater ecologiesstream macroinvertebratesaquatic ecosystemshigh-scour areashydrologybenthic ecologyreciprocal replacement studybenthic communities

Aquatic Insects: Challenges to Populations: Proceedings of the Royal Entomological Society’s 24 Th Symposium. Journal of the North American Benthological Society (2009)

Hydrologic Versus Geomorphic Limitation on Cpom Storage in Stream Ecosystems. Freshwater Biology (2008)

MELANIE J. SMALLMARTIN W. DOYLERANDALL L. FULLERREBECCA B. MANNERS

ecologycpom storagegeomorphologyhydrologyfreshwater biologystream ecosystems

The Role of Canopy Cover on the Recovery of Periphyton and Macroinvertebrate Communities After a Month-Long Flood. Hydrobiologia (2007)

Macroinvertebrate Responses to Algal and Bacterial Manipulations in Streams. Hydrobiologia (2004)

Randall L. FullerBrian P. KennedyCarl Nielsen

algal biologyenvironmental scienceecologybacterial manipulationshydrologyhydrobiologiahydrobiologymacroinvertebrate responses

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2
10 / page