Irene Gregory-Eaves, McGill University
Associate Professor Biology Montreal, Quebec irene.gregory-eaves@mcgill.ca
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The goal of our research is to provide a long-term and large-scale context for understanding how human activities alter aquatic ecosystems.
Recent and ongoing work largely falls into one of three thematic areas: 1) Quantifying past changes in fish populations and understanding how these ...
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Recent and ongoing work largely falls into one of three thematic areas: 1) Quantifying past changes in fish populations and understanding how these ...
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Bio/Research
The goal of our research is to provide a long-term and large-scale context for understanding how human activities alter aquatic ecosystems.
Recent and ongoing work largely falls into one of three thematic areas: 1) Quantifying past changes in fish populations and understanding how these dynamics affect freshwater ecosystems; 2) Advancing knowledge on eutrophication and shallow lake ecology; and, 3) Studying northern lakes as sentinels of environmental change.
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Recent and ongoing work largely falls into one of three thematic areas: 1) Quantifying past changes in fish populations and understanding how these dynamics affect freshwater ecosystems; 2) Advancing knowledge on eutrophication and shallow lake ecology; and, 3) Studying northern lakes as sentinels of environmental change.
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