Casey Pennock

Assistant Professor

Ohio State University

United States

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Casey Pennock is an Assistant Professor at The Ohio State University in the United States. His research focuses on aquatic ecology and fish conservation, with recent articles addressing habitat degradation, fish migration connectivity, and the impacts of environmental factors on fish populations. He is particularly interested in the dynamics of native and invasive fish species in fragmented river systems.

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Keith B. Gido

UNITED STATES

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Daniel Shoup

Associate Professor

Oklahoma State University

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Lindsey Bruckerhoff

Assistant Professor

Ohio State University

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William Wallace Macfarlane

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Utah State University

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Steven Bassett

The Nature Conservancy

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Sarah Null

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Utah State University

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Phaedra Budy

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Articles (14)

Shrinking channels, growing threats: Habitat degradation from channel narrowing and invasive vegetation in three dryland rivers

The effect of turbidity on foraging by prerostrum juvenile Paddlefish

Capture–translocation restores spawning migration connectivity of Razorback Suckers in the fragmented San Juan River

Translocation in a fragmented river provides demographic benefits for imperiled fishes

Can spatial and temporal differences in fish assemblage structure inform conservation of an endangered sucker in a large western reservoir?

Density‐dependent processes and population dynamics of native sculpin in a mountain river

Water temperature predicts razorback sucker Xyrauchen texanus spawning migrations

If you build it, will they pass? A systematic evaluation of fish passage efficiency for three large-bodied warm-water fishes

Failure to achieve recommended environmental flows coincides with declining fish populations: Long‐term trends in regulated and unregulated rivers

High densities of conspecifics buffer native fish from negative interactions with an ecologically similar invasive

Native Fish Need A Natural Flow Regime

Understanding the effects of climate change via disturbance on pristine arctic lakes—multitrophic level response and recovery to a 12‐yr, low‐level fertilization experiment

Predicting Thermal Responses of an Arctic Lake to Whole‐Lake Warming Manipulation

Do fine‐scale experiments underestimate predator consumption rates?

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Keith B. Gido

Daniel Shoup

Lindsey Bruckerhoff

William Wallace Macfarlane

Steven Bassett

Sarah Null

Phaedra Budy

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