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Stephen T. Ross

Adjunct Professor

University of New Mexico

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College of Arts & Sciences

Biology

Stephen T. Ross is currently serving as a Biology Adjunct Professor at University of New Mexico.

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University of New Mexico

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ecology aquatic ecosystems fish biology marine biology environmental science aquatic conservation conservation science freshwater biology conservation biology fisheries fishery science coastal conservation fishery research estuaries fishery management freshwater ecosystems gulf sturgeon evolutionary biology water resources oceanography animal conservation biological conservation coastal research coastal management aquaculture ornithology avian biology marine management pascagoula river drainage pascagoula river etheostoma rubrum genetics biodiversity ocean sciences restoration ecology livestock science specie distribution aquatic organisms conservation genetics genome structure biodiversity conservation estuarine hydrodynamics marine ecology estuarine geochemistry estuarine circulation marine environments water conservation river restoration river basin management environmental biology water ecologies coral reefs vegetation history vegetation science life history seafood industry southern united states conservation status native freshwater fishes inland fishes associated movement patterns fine-scale genetic structure freshwater fishes north-central gulf coastal habitat use fall migration dynamic river-mouth estuary laboratory-based growth zones resource partitioning evolutionary relationships fish conservation molecular ecology ecology and evolutionary biology

Notable Scholarly Works

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In Memoriam Remembering John a. Baker (1947 – 2021). Ecology Of Freshwater Fish (2021)

Stephen T. RossDavid C. HeinsMatthew A. Wund

ecologyaquatic ecosystemsfish biology

Comparison of Aging Structures and Life History of a Historical Population of Roundtail Chub (Cyprinidae) in the Yampa River, Colorado. Western North American Naturalist (2020)

Stephen T. RossTimothy C. ModdeDerek G. RossDavid Camak

vegetation sciencecoral reefsvegetation historylife historyroundtail chubconservation scienceenvironmental sciencebotanyavian biologybiologyyampa riverhistorical populationmarine biologyecologyornithologybiogeographylivestock science

Ecology of North American Freshwater Fishes. University of California Press eBooks (2019)

Stephen T. Ross

ecologyaquatic ecosystemsfish biology

Conservation of Freshwater Fishes. Fisheries (2017)

Stephen T. Ross

aquatic ecosystemsfishery managementanimal conservationconservation sciencefish biologyaquatic conservationenvironmental sciencenatural resource managementfreshwater fishesbiodiversity conservationfreshwater ecosystemsconservation biologyfishery scienceecologyfreshwater biologybiological conservationfisheries

Fish out of Water: Evolutionary and Ecological Issues in the Conservation of Fishes in Water-Altered Environments: Introduction to the Symposium: Eco-Evolutionary Change and the Conundrum of Darwinian Debt. Copeia (2015)

Stephen T. Ross

eco-evolutionary changewater-altered environmentsevolutionary biologyecologydarwinian debt

Estuarine and Coastal Habitat Use of Gulf Sturgeon (Acipenser Oxyrinchus Desotoi) in the North-Central Gulf of Mexico. Estuaries and Coasts (2009)

Stephen T. RossW. Todd SlackRyan J. HeiseMark A. DugoHoward RogillioBryant R. BowenPaul MickleRichard W. Heard

aquatic ecosystemsestuariesocean sciencesenvironmental sciencegulf sturgeonnorth-central gulfmarine ecologyplanetary sciencescoastal habitat useoceanographyconservation scienceaquatic conservationestuarine circulationwater resourcescoastal researchcoastal conservationmarine biologyestuarine geochemistrycoastal managementestuarine hydrodynamicsecology

Plasma Vitellogenin and Estradiol Concentrations in Adult Gulf Sturgeon From the Pascagoula River Drainage, Mississippi. Transactions of the American Fisheries Society (2009)

Ryan J. HeiseRobert B. BringolfRhonda PattersonW. Gregory CopeStephen T. Ross

aquatic ecosystemsoceanographypascagoula river drainagefish biologyplasma vitellogeninenvironmental scienceavian biologyfishery researchfishery scienceadult gulf sturgeonmarine biologyecologyestradiol concentrations

Integrating in Situ Quantitative Geographic Information Tools and Size‐Specific, Laboratory‐Based Growth Zones in a Dynamic River‐Mouth Estuary. Aquatic Conservation Marine and Freshwater Ecosystems (2007)

Mark S. PetersonMarisa R. WeberMelissa L. PartykaStephen T. Ross

aquatic ecosystemsestuariesdynamic river-mouth estuarylaboratory-based growth zonesenvironmental sciencewater conservationconservation scienceaquatic conservationriver restorationhydrologyclimate changeearth scienceriver basin managementrestoration ecologycoastal researchcoastal conservationmarine biologycoastal managementmarine environmentsecology

Gulf Sturgeon Summer Habitat Use and Fall Migration in the Pascagoula River, Mississippi, USA. Journal of Applied Ichthyology (2005)

R. J. HeiseW. T. SlackS. T. RossM. A. Dugo

ecologypascagoula riverfisheriesfall migration

Conservation and Management Implications of Fine-Scale Genetic Structure of Gulf Sturgeon in the Pascagoula River, Mississippi. Journal of Applied Ichthyology (2004)

M. A. DugoB. R. KreiserS. T. RossW. T. SlackR. J. HeiseB. R. Bowen

aquatic ecosystemsestuariespascagoula riverconservation geneticsgulf sturgeonbiological conservationgeneticsconservation scienceaquatic conservationfine-scale genetic structuregenome structureconservation biologywater resourcescoastal conservationmarine biologyornithologyanimal conservationevolutionary biologyecology

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Stephen T. Ross

Adjunct Professor

University of New Mexico

Affiliations

College of Arts & Sciences

Biology

Stephen T. Ross is currently serving as a Biology Adjunct Professor at University of New Mexico.

Honors

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University of New Mexico

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

In Memoriam Remembering John a. Baker (1947 – 2021). Ecology Of Freshwater Fish (2021)

Stephen T. RossDavid C. HeinsMatthew A. Wund

ecologyaquatic ecosystemsfish biology

Comparison of Aging Structures and Life History of a Historical Population of Roundtail Chub (Cyprinidae) in the Yampa River, Colorado. Western North American Naturalist (2020)

Stephen T. RossTimothy C. ModdeDerek G. RossDavid Camak

Ecology of North American Freshwater Fishes. University of California Press eBooks (2019)

Stephen T. Ross

ecologyaquatic ecosystemsfish biology

Conservation of Freshwater Fishes. Fisheries (2017)

Stephen T. Ross

eco-evolutionary changewater-altered environmentsevolutionary biologyecologydarwinian debt

Estuarine and Coastal Habitat Use of Gulf Sturgeon (Acipenser Oxyrinchus Desotoi) in the North-Central Gulf of Mexico. Estuaries and Coasts (2009)

Stephen T. RossW. Todd SlackRyan J. HeiseMark A. DugoHoward RogillioBryant R. BowenPaul MickleRichard W. Heard

Plasma Vitellogenin and Estradiol Concentrations in Adult Gulf Sturgeon From the Pascagoula River Drainage, Mississippi. Transactions of the American Fisheries Society (2009)

Ryan J. HeiseRobert B. BringolfRhonda PattersonW. Gregory CopeStephen T. Ross

Mark S. PetersonMarisa R. WeberMelissa L. PartykaStephen T. Ross

Gulf Sturgeon Summer Habitat Use and Fall Migration in the Pascagoula River, Mississippi, USA. Journal of Applied Ichthyology (2005)

R. J. HeiseW. T. SlackS. T. RossM. A. Dugo

ecologypascagoula riverfisheriesfall migration

Conservation and Management Implications of Fine-Scale Genetic Structure of Gulf Sturgeon in the Pascagoula River, Mississippi. Journal of Applied Ichthyology (2004)

M. A. DugoB. R. KreiserS. T. RossW. T. SlackR. J. HeiseB. R. Bowen

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