Syslo, J. M., C. S. Guy, and T. M. Koel. 2016. Feeding ecology of native and nonnative salmonids during the expansion of a nonnative apex predator in Yellowstone Lake, Yellowstone National Park. Transactions of the American Fisheries Society 145:476-492
Christopher Guy, Ph.D.
Most of Christopher's research falls within the broad mission of ecology of fishery and aquatic resources. A major, consistent research theme has been on native fish assemblage restoration, a prominent ecological and societal issue in Rocky Mountain and Great Plains ecosystems.
Biography
Only Christopher's five most recent publications are shown here. For more information about Christopher, including a full publications list, visit his profile page on the Montana Cooperative Fishery Research Unit web site.
Christopher also can be reached at his Montana State University email address: cguy@montana.edu
Education
- Ph D South Dakota State University 1993
Research Interests
- Fish ecology
- Fishery stock assessment
- Fishery management regulations and tools
- Native and non-native species interactions
Teaching Interests
- Fisheries Science
- Fisheries Techniques