Alison Coulter

Asst. Professor

South Dakota State University

United States

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Elizabeth Marschall

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Ohio State University

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James Garvey

Southern Illinois University Carbondale

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Mark Kaemingk

Victoria University of Wellington

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Alison Coulter

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Angler knowledge of live bait regulations and invasive species: insights for invasive species prevention

Importance of a Lake-Wetland Complex for a Resilient Walleye Fishery

Multi-scale effects of behavioral movement deterrents on invasive carp metapopulations

Incorporating metapopulation dynamics to inform invasive species management: Evaluating bighead and silver carp control strategies in the Illinois River

MetaIPM: Placing integral projection models into a metapopulation framework

Comparison of resource use by invasive Black Carp and native fishes using isotopic niche analysis reveals spatial variation in potential competition

A Quick Method for Estimating Batch Fecundity in Bigheaded Carp

Examination of Bigheaded Carp Ovaries Indicates Batch Spawning

Plasticity in Reproductive Potential of Bigheaded Carp along an Invasion Front

Analysis of per capita contributions from a spatial model provides strategies for controlling spread of invasive carp

Sublethal Effects of Acoustic Dummy Tag Implantation and External Tags in Silver Carp

Using individual‐based models to develop invasive species risk assessments by predicting species habitat suitability

Consistency of mobile and sedentary movement extremes exhibited by an invasive fish, Silver Carp Hypophthalmichthys molitrix

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Elizabeth Marschall

James Garvey

Mark Kaemingk

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