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Todd O'Hara

INE Affiliate Professor Professor of Veterinary Toxicology and Pharmacology

University of Alaska Fairbanks

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College of Engineering and Mines

Institute of Northern Engineering

Todd O'hara is currently serving as a College Of Engineering And Mines INE Affiliate Professor Professor of Veterinary Toxicology and Pharmacology at University of Alaska Fairbanks.

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Todd O'Hara

University of Alaska Fairbanks

INE Affiliate Professor Professor of Veterinary Toxicology and Pharmacology

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ecology marine biology environmental science avian biology oceanography fish biology public health animal science environmental toxicology mammalogy toxicology marine ecology wildlife marine pollution total environment animal ecology mammalian biology wildlife biology marine environments ecotoxicology chemical oceanography zoology mercury concentrations aquatic toxicology physiology conservation biology wildlife ecology veterinary medicine environmental research livestock science aquatic ecosystems disease ecology biological oceanography coral reefs animal physiology bowhead whales mercury chemistry mercury biogeochemistry terrestrial ecology wildlife management respiratory toxicology metal toxicity eumetopias jubatus veterinary science avian medicine bowhead whale non-essential elements phoca vitulina richardii environmental pollution zoogeography marine management veterinary research environmental exposures polar bears northern alaska steller sea lions pacific harbor seal central california veterinary physiology primatology primate behavior human exposure benthic ecology human-wildlife relationships stable isotope analysis canadian arctic arctic alaska balaena mysticetus selenium concentrations comparative toxicology mammalian physiology ocean pollution comparative endocrinology endocrine research developmental endocrinology dietary exposure

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Biogeochemical Patterns in Prey Species Reveal Complex Mercury Exposure Pathways From the Environment to Aleutian Steller Sea Lions. Marine Pollution Bulletin (2024)

Scott D ChandlerLorrie D ReaTodd M O'HaraTodd M LoomisGreg A Breed

biogeochemical patternscomplex mercury exposureenvironmental scienceenvironmental exposuresmarine biologymarine pollutionprey species

Regional Variations and Drivers of Essential and Non-Essential Elements in Steller Sea Lion Pups From the Aleutian Islands, Alaska. The Science of The Total Environment (2024)

Daniela A Murillo CisnerosAmanda M BishopTania Zenteno-SavínLorrie ReaBrian FadelyCarlos A Rosado-BerriosRobert J TaylorTodd M O'Hara

aleutian islandsnon-essential elementsenvironmental sciencetotal environmentregional variations

Total Mercury Concentrations in Steller Sea Lion Bone: Variability Among Locations and Elements. Marine Pollution Bulletin (2024)

Mary KeenanNicole MisartiLara HorstmannStephanie G. CrawfordTodd O'HaraLorrie D. ReaJulie P. Avery

marine ecologychemical oceanographyoceanographybiologyenvironmental sciencemarine biologytotal mercury concentrationsmarine pollutionmarine environmentsecologybone research

Comparison of Two Total Mercury Screening and Assessment Methods in Fishes: Biopsy Punch and Dried Muscle Samples. Archives of Environmental Contamination and Toxicology (2023)

Andrew CyrDaniella A. Murillo-CisnerosJ. Andrés LópezChristoff FurinTodd O’Hara

environmental toxicologybiopsy punchavian biologyfish biologyenvironmental sciencetotal mercury screeninganimal sciencetoxicologydried muscle samplesassessment methods

Compound-Specific Stable Isotopes of Amino Acids Reveal Influences of Trophic Level and Primary Production Sources on Mercury Concentrations in Fishes From the Aleutian Islands, Alaska. The Science of The Total Environment (2023)

Michelle P. TrifariMatthew J. WoollerLorrie ReaTodd M. O'HaraGretchen L. LescordAndrew C. ParnellBenjamin D. Barst

aleutian islandscompound-specific stable isotopeswater qualityenvironmental sciencemarine biologyeutrophicationtrophic levelprimary production sourcesecologybiochemistrychemical oceanographyfish biologyisotope geochemistrytotal environmentglobal ecologyaquatic toxicologyavian biologyaquatic ecosystemsconservation biologymercury biogeochemistrycoral reefsmercury concentrationsbiogeochemistry

Ecotoxicology of Mercury Concentrations in Arctic Lamprey (Lethenteron Camtschaticum). Environmental Research (2023)

Andrew P. CyrKatie A. DrewSierra CorsettiAndrew C. SeitzTrent M. SuttonJ. Andrés LópezMatthew J. WoollerTodd O'Hara

lethenteron camtschaticummercury concentrationsenvironmental scienceenvironmental researchecotoxicologyarctic lamprey

Essential and Non-Essential Elements in the Bowhead Whale: Epidermis-Based Predictions of Blubber, Kidney, Liver and Muscle Tissue Concentrations. IWC Journal of Cetacean Research and Management (2023)

Todd M. O'HaraCyd HannsVictoria M. WoshnerJudy ZehGerald BrattonRobert Taylor

mammalian physiologyoceanographymarine biologycutaneous biologybiological oceanographyepidermis-based predictionsmammalogymuscle tissue concentrationsanatomymembrane biologyavian biologyanimal physiologybiologymammalian biologyanimal sciencebowhead whalephysiologynutrient physiologynon-essential elementsscientific communicationneuroscienceveterinary physiology

Evaluating Methods for Determining Mercury Concentrations in Ancient Marine Fish and Mammal Bones as an Approach to Assessing Millennial-Scale Fluctuations in Marine Ecosystems. Frontiers in Ecology and Evolution (2023)

Julie P. AveryJ. Margaret CastelliniNicole MisartiMary KeenanAngela GastaldiCaroline FunkTodd M. O’HaraLorrie D. Rea

short-term variabilityoceanographybiogeographyenvironmental sciencemarine biologypaleoceanographyancient marine fishecologymillennial-scale fluctuationsmammal bonesmarine ecosystemschemical oceanographyfish biologypaleoecologymarine ecologyevolutionary biologymercury biogeochemistrymercury concentrationsbiogeochemistry

Fasting Durations of Steller Sea Lion Pups Vary Among Subpopulations—Evidence From Two Plasma Metabolites. Conservation Physiology (2023)

Stephanie G CrawfordRobert H CokerTodd M O’HaraGreg A BreedTom GelattBrian FadelyVladimir BurkanovPatricia M RiveraLorrie D Rea

physiologyavian biologymammalogyfish biologyanimal physiologyplasma metabolitesmarine biologyconservation biologyecology

Contributions and Perspectives of Indigenous Peoples to the Study of Mercury in the Arctic. The Science of The Total Environment (2022)

Magali HoudeEva M. KrümmelTero MustonenJeremy BrammerTanya M. BrownJohn ChételatParnuna Egede DahlRune DietzMarlene EvansMary GambergMarie-Josée GauthierJosé Gérin-LajoieAviaja Lyberth HauptmannJoel P. HeathDominique A. HenriJane KirkBrian LairdMélanie LemireAnn E. LennertRobert J. LetcherSarah LordLisa LosetoGwyneth A. MacMillanStefan MikaelssonEdda A. MutterTodd O'HaraSonja OstertagMartin RobardsVyacheslav ShadrinMerran SmithRaphaela StimmelmayrEnooyaq SudlovenickHeidi SwansonPhilippe J. ThomasVirginia K. WalkerAlex Whiting

indigenous studiesenvironmental scienceanthropologytotal environmentatmospheric science

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Todd O'Hara

INE Affiliate Professor Professor of Veterinary Toxicology and Pharmacology

University of Alaska Fairbanks

Affiliations

College of Engineering and Mines

Institute of Northern Engineering

Todd O'hara is currently serving as a College Of Engineering And Mines INE Affiliate Professor Professor of Veterinary Toxicology and Pharmacology at University of Alaska Fairbanks.

Honors

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Todd O'Hara

University of Alaska Fairbanks

INE Affiliate Professor Professor of Veterinary Toxicology and Pharmacology

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Video Presentations

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Biogeochemical Patterns in Prey Species Reveal Complex Mercury Exposure Pathways From the Environment to Aleutian Steller Sea Lions. Marine Pollution Bulletin (2024)

Scott D ChandlerLorrie D ReaTodd M O'HaraTodd M LoomisGreg A Breed

biogeochemical patternscomplex mercury exposureenvironmental scienceenvironmental exposuresmarine biologymarine pollutionprey species

Regional Variations and Drivers of Essential and Non-Essential Elements in Steller Sea Lion Pups From the Aleutian Islands, Alaska. The Science of The Total Environment (2024)

Daniela A Murillo CisnerosAmanda M BishopTania Zenteno-SavínLorrie ReaBrian FadelyCarlos A Rosado-BerriosRobert J TaylorTodd M O'Hara

aleutian islandsnon-essential elementsenvironmental sciencetotal environmentregional variations

Total Mercury Concentrations in Steller Sea Lion Bone: Variability Among Locations and Elements. Marine Pollution Bulletin (2024)

Mary KeenanNicole MisartiLara HorstmannStephanie G. CrawfordTodd O'HaraLorrie D. ReaJulie P. Avery

marine ecologychemical oceanographyoceanographybiologyenvironmental sciencemarine biologytotal mercury concentrationsmarine pollutionmarine environmentsecologybone research

Comparison of Two Total Mercury Screening and Assessment Methods in Fishes: Biopsy Punch and Dried Muscle Samples. Archives of Environmental Contamination and Toxicology (2023)

Andrew CyrDaniella A. Murillo-CisnerosJ. Andrés LópezChristoff FurinTodd O’Hara

environmental toxicologybiopsy punchavian biologyfish biologyenvironmental sciencetotal mercury screeninganimal sciencetoxicologydried muscle samplesassessment methods

Michelle P. TrifariMatthew J. WoollerLorrie ReaTodd M. O'HaraGretchen L. LescordAndrew C. ParnellBenjamin D. Barst

Ecotoxicology of Mercury Concentrations in Arctic Lamprey (Lethenteron Camtschaticum). Environmental Research (2023)

Andrew P. CyrKatie A. DrewSierra CorsettiAndrew C. SeitzTrent M. SuttonJ. Andrés LópezMatthew J. WoollerTodd O'Hara

lethenteron camtschaticummercury concentrationsenvironmental scienceenvironmental researchecotoxicologyarctic lamprey

Todd M. O'HaraCyd HannsVictoria M. WoshnerJudy ZehGerald BrattonRobert Taylor

Julie P. AveryJ. Margaret CastelliniNicole MisartiMary KeenanAngela GastaldiCaroline FunkTodd M. O’HaraLorrie D. Rea

Fasting Durations of Steller Sea Lion Pups Vary Among Subpopulations—Evidence From Two Plasma Metabolites. Conservation Physiology (2023)

Stephanie G CrawfordRobert H CokerTodd M O’HaraGreg A BreedTom GelattBrian FadelyVladimir BurkanovPatricia M RiveraLorrie D Rea

physiologyavian biologymammalogyfish biologyanimal physiologyplasma metabolitesmarine biologyconservation biologyecology

Contributions and Perspectives of Indigenous Peoples to the Study of Mercury in the Arctic. The Science of The Total Environment (2022)

indigenous studiesenvironmental scienceanthropologytotal environmentatmospheric science

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