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Tom J. Timmons

Murray State University

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Department Of Biology

Murray State University

NoneTom J. Timmons is currently serving as a Biology faculty at Murray State University.

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fisheries ecology aquatic ecosystems fish biology fishery research fishery science freshwater biology fishery assessment environmental science aquaculture fishery management conservation biology aquatic conservation freshwater ecosystems marine biology water quality aquatic toxicology commercial fishing aquatic organisms kentucky lake fish attractors population biology water pollution natural resource management benthic ecology catch analysis buffalo fishes spaghetti tags lower tennessee cumberland rivers natural mortality sport fishes commercial fish catch residual stumps aliceville lake fish species

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Fish Species of the Little River Basin, Western Kentucky, 2000–2003. Journal of the Kentucky Academy of Science (2008)

aquatic organismsfish biologybiodiversityfishery managementaquatic ecosystemsfishery assessmentfish speciesfisheriesfreshwater biologyfishery researchecologyfishery science

Exploitation and Mortality of Paddlefish in the Lower Tennessee and Cumberland Rivers. Transactions of the American Fisheries Society (2000)

aquatic toxicologyfish biologyfishery managementlower tennesseeaquatic ecosystemsenvironmental sciencemarine biologyaquatic conservationfisheriesfreshwater biologyfishery researchcumberland riversconservation biologyecologyfishery science

Density and Natural Mortality of Paddlefish, Polyodon Spathula, in an Unfished Cumberland River Subimpoundment, South Cross Creek Reservoir, Tennessee. Journal of Freshwater Ecology (1995)

aquatic organismswater qualityenvironmental sciencemarine biologyaquatic conservationwater pollutionecologyaquaculturefish biologyaquatic toxicologyaquatic ecosystemsbenthic ecologyfisheriesfishery researchconservation biologyfishery assessmentfishery sciencefreshwater ecosystemsnatural mortalityfreshwater biology

Retention of Anchor and Spaghetti Tags by Paddlefish, Catfishes, and Buffalo Fishes. North American Journal of Fisheries Management (1995)

buffalo fishesfish biologyfisheriesfishery researchspaghetti tags

Age, Growth, and Catch Analysis of the Commercially Exploited Paddlefish Population in Kentucky Lake, Kentucky-Tennessee. North American Journal of Fisheries Management (1989)

aquaculturefish biologyfishery managementaquatic ecosystemscatch analysisfishery assessmentpopulation biologyfisheriesfishery researchcommercial fishingecologykentucky lakefishery science

Incidence of Sport Fishes in the Commercial Fish Catch From Kentucky Lake, Kentucky and Tennessee. North American Journal of Fisheries Management (1989)

sport fishesaquaculturefish biologyaquatic ecosystemsfishery assessmentfisheriesfishery researchcommercial fish catchcommercial fishingecologykentucky lakefishery science

Effectiveness of Residual Stumps as Fish Attractors in Aliceville Lake, Alabama-Mississippi. North American Journal of Fisheries Management (1985)

fish attractorsenvironmental sciencenatural resource managementaquatic conservationwetlandsecologyaquaculturefish biologyresidual stumpsaliceville lakefishery managementaquatic ecosystemsfisheriesfishery researchconservation biologyfishery assessmentfishery sciencefreshwater ecosystemsfreshwater biology

Marking Fish Attractors in Lakes With Fluctuating Water Levels. North American Journal of Fisheries Management (1982)

water qualityfreshwater ecosystemsfish attractorsaquatic ecosystemsenvironmental sciencefisheriesfreshwater biologyecology

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Tom J. Timmons

Murray State University

Affiliations

Department Of Biology

Murray State University

NoneTom J. Timmons is currently serving as a Biology faculty at Murray State University.

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Tom J. Timmons

Murray State University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Fish Species of the Little River Basin, Western Kentucky, 2000–2003. Journal of the Kentucky Academy of Science (2008)

aquatic organismsfish biologybiodiversityfishery managementaquatic ecosystemsfishery assessmentfish speciesfisheriesfreshwater biologyfishery researchecologyfishery science

Exploitation and Mortality of Paddlefish in the Lower Tennessee and Cumberland Rivers. Transactions of the American Fisheries Society (2000)

Density and Natural Mortality of Paddlefish, Polyodon Spathula, in an Unfished Cumberland River Subimpoundment, South Cross Creek Reservoir, Tennessee. Journal of Freshwater Ecology (1995)

Retention of Anchor and Spaghetti Tags by Paddlefish, Catfishes, and Buffalo Fishes. North American Journal of Fisheries Management (1995)

buffalo fishesfish biologyfisheriesfishery researchspaghetti tags

Age, Growth, and Catch Analysis of the Commercially Exploited Paddlefish Population in Kentucky Lake, Kentucky-Tennessee. North American Journal of Fisheries Management (1989)

aquaculturefish biologyfishery managementaquatic ecosystemscatch analysisfishery assessmentpopulation biologyfisheriesfishery researchcommercial fishingecologykentucky lakefishery science

Incidence of Sport Fishes in the Commercial Fish Catch From Kentucky Lake, Kentucky and Tennessee. North American Journal of Fisheries Management (1989)

sport fishesaquaculturefish biologyaquatic ecosystemsfishery assessmentfisheriesfishery researchcommercial fish catchcommercial fishingecologykentucky lakefishery science

Effectiveness of Residual Stumps as Fish Attractors in Aliceville Lake, Alabama-Mississippi. North American Journal of Fisheries Management (1985)

Marking Fish Attractors in Lakes With Fluctuating Water Levels. North American Journal of Fisheries Management (1982)

water qualityfreshwater ecosystemsfish attractorsaquatic ecosystemsenvironmental sciencefisheriesfreshwater biologyecology

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