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Roger Haro

University of Wisconsin--La Crosse

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Center Of River Studies

NoneRoger Haro is currently serving as a Center Of River Studies faculty at University of Wisconsin--La Crosse.

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ecology aquatic ecosystems biology freshwater biology environmental science freshwater ecosystems parasitology aquatic toxicology biological invasions aquatic conservation benthic ecology infectious diseases wetlands water quality ecohydrology parasitic diseases disease ecology extreme environments ecology and evolutionary biology entomology pathogens hydrobiologia communicable diseases host-parasite relationships invasive species water ecologies aquatic organisms mercury biogeochemistry infectious disease modelling upper mississippi river applied ecology ecotoxicology behavioral ecology neglected tropical diseases invertebrate pathology sediment research coastal research ecological monograph environmental hazards osmotic stress water biology land management ecosystem management biomagnification ecotoxicity food web interactions ecophysiology predator-prey interactions environmental biology phytoplankton ecology specie distribution environmental indicator mercury chemistry terrestrial arthropods invasion biology estuarine geochemistry epidemiological dynamic interaction effects data lake ecological modelling sedimentation dragonfly larvae freshwater food webs life stages native cohabitant invasive snail trematode parasite differential patterns invasive hosts native snail waterfowl mortality infection patterns ecological risk ecosystem sensitivity aquatic vegetation pool 8

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The Where and Why of Large Wood Occurrence in the Upper Mississippi and Illinois Rivers. Earth Surface Processes and Landforms (2024)

hydrological processsediment processsediment transportearth sciencesedimentologysedimentationgeographyphysical geographyhydrologygeomorphologyfluvial process

Nested Patterns of Methylmercury in an Industrially Influenced Freshwater Estuary Reveal the Importance of Shallow, Vegetated Areas of Riparian Wetlands. SSRN Electronic Journal (2022)

Amber M. WhiteJoel C. HoffmanJeff D. JeremiasonBruce A. MonsonCraig RoeslerDan BrenemanKristofer R. RolfhusRoger J. HaroNathan W. Johnson

aquatic ecosystemsestuarieswetlandsriparian wetlandsestuarine hydrodynamicsbiogeochemistryenvironmental sciencemicrobiologypersistent organic pollutantsaquatic toxicologyfreshwater ecosystemsecosystemsecohydrologymercury biogeochemistryecologyfreshwater biologymicrobial ecologysoil biology

Spatial and Temporal Dynamics of Phytoplankton Assemblages in the Upper Mississippi River. River Research and Applications (2021)

aquatic ecosystemsphytoplankton ecologysediment researchenvironmental sciencecoastal researchecohydrologyecologyhydrology

Using Markov Chains to Quantitatively Assess Movement Patterns of Invasive Fishes Impacted by a Carbon Dioxide Barrier in Outdoor Ponds. Natural Resource Modeling (2020)

ecologyaquatic ecosystemsecological modellingaquatic conservation

The Role of Macroinvertebrates in the Distribution of Lead (Pb) Within an Urban Marsh Ecosystem. Hydrobiologia (2018)

aquatic ecosystemsestuarine geochemistrywetlandshydrobiologiaurban marsh ecosystemenvironmental scienceaquatic toxicologyecosystemsharmful algaeecology

Spatial and Temporal Relationships Between the Invasive Snail Bithynia Tentaculata and Submersed Aquatic Vegetation in Pool 8 of the Upper Mississippi River. River Research and Applications (2017)

aquatic ecosystemsinvasive speciesupper mississippi riveraquatic organismsaquatic conservationenvironmental sciencebiodiversitybiological invasionspool 8aquatic vegetationfunctional ecologyinvasion biologybenthic ecologyecologybiogeographyecology and evolutionary biologyfreshwater biology

Digestive Physiology Comparisons of Aquatic Invertebrates in the Upper Mississippi River Basin. Journal of Freshwater Ecology (2016)

freshwater ecosystemsecologyaquatic ecosystemsfreshwater biology

Nutrient-Specific Foraging by Glossosoma Intermedium Larvae Leads to Conspecific Case Grazing. Freshwater Science (2016)

aquatic ecosystemscommunity (ecology)benthic ecologyecologyfreshwater biology

Annual Variation in Recruitment of Freshwater Mussels and Its Relationship With River Discharge. Aquatic Conservation Marine and Freshwater Ecosystems (2015)

aquatic ecosystemsaquatic conservationfreshwater ecosystemsbenthic ecologyecologyfreshwater biologyconservation biology

Effects of Elevated Water Temperature on Physiological Responses in Adult Freshwater Mussels. Freshwater Biology (2015)

aquatic ecosystemsosmotic stressphysiologywater biologybiologyextreme environmentsfreshwater biology

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Roger Haro

University of Wisconsin--La Crosse

Affiliations

Center Of River Studies

NoneRoger Haro is currently serving as a Center Of River Studies faculty at University of Wisconsin--La Crosse.

Honors

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Roger Haro

University of Wisconsin--La Crosse

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

The Where and Why of Large Wood Occurrence in the Upper Mississippi and Illinois Rivers. Earth Surface Processes and Landforms (2024)

hydrological processsediment processsediment transportearth sciencesedimentologysedimentationgeographyphysical geographyhydrologygeomorphologyfluvial process

Nested Patterns of Methylmercury in an Industrially Influenced Freshwater Estuary Reveal the Importance of Shallow, Vegetated Areas of Riparian Wetlands. SSRN Electronic Journal (2022)

Amber M. WhiteJoel C. HoffmanJeff D. JeremiasonBruce A. MonsonCraig RoeslerDan BrenemanKristofer R. RolfhusRoger J. HaroNathan W. Johnson

Spatial and Temporal Dynamics of Phytoplankton Assemblages in the Upper Mississippi River. River Research and Applications (2021)

aquatic ecosystemsphytoplankton ecologysediment researchenvironmental sciencecoastal researchecohydrologyecologyhydrology

Using Markov Chains to Quantitatively Assess Movement Patterns of Invasive Fishes Impacted by a Carbon Dioxide Barrier in Outdoor Ponds. Natural Resource Modeling (2020)

ecologyaquatic ecosystemsecological modellingaquatic conservation

The Role of Macroinvertebrates in the Distribution of Lead (Pb) Within an Urban Marsh Ecosystem. Hydrobiologia (2018)

aquatic ecosystemsestuarine geochemistrywetlandshydrobiologiaurban marsh ecosystemenvironmental scienceaquatic toxicologyecosystemsharmful algaeecology

Spatial and Temporal Relationships Between the Invasive Snail Bithynia Tentaculata and Submersed Aquatic Vegetation in Pool 8 of the Upper Mississippi River. River Research and Applications (2017)

Digestive Physiology Comparisons of Aquatic Invertebrates in the Upper Mississippi River Basin. Journal of Freshwater Ecology (2016)

freshwater ecosystemsecologyaquatic ecosystemsfreshwater biology

Nutrient-Specific Foraging by Glossosoma Intermedium Larvae Leads to Conspecific Case Grazing. Freshwater Science (2016)

aquatic ecosystemscommunity (ecology)benthic ecologyecologyfreshwater biology

Annual Variation in Recruitment of Freshwater Mussels and Its Relationship With River Discharge. Aquatic Conservation Marine and Freshwater Ecosystems (2015)

aquatic ecosystemsaquatic conservationfreshwater ecosystemsbenthic ecologyecologyfreshwater biologyconservation biology

Effects of Elevated Water Temperature on Physiological Responses in Adult Freshwater Mussels. Freshwater Biology (2015)

aquatic ecosystemsosmotic stressphysiologywater biologybiologyextreme environmentsfreshwater biology

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