Daniel S Donnelly (Former Employee)
Science and Products
Date published: April 16, 2018
Status: Active Nearshore Fish Surveys in the Beaufort Sea
Nearshore systems provide habitat to a unique community of marine and diadromous (lives in both fresh and saltwater) fish and support high fish abundance.
Attribution: Region 11: Alaska, Alaska Science Center
Date published: April 3, 2018
Status: Active Assessing heat stress in migrating Yukon River Chinook Salmon
We will examine evidence of heat stress in Yukon River Chinook salmon (Oncorhynchus tshawytscha) using heat shock proteins and gene expression.
Contacts: Vanessa von Biela, Ph.D., Christian E Zimmerman, Ph.D., Lizabeth Bowen, Shannon Waters, Stephen D McCormick, Amy Regish, Michael P Carey, Ph.D., Randy J. Brown, Sean Larson
Date published: February 27, 2018
Status: Active Fish and Aquatic Ecology
Fish and aquatic habitats in Alaska support important commercial, sport, and subsistence fisheries and provide forage fish that support wildlife populations. The USGS Alaska Science Center conducts interdisciplinary research to inform local, state, federal, and international policy makers regarding conservation of fish, aquatic species, and their habitats. We work collaboratively with...
Attribution: Ecosystems, Fisheries Program, Wildlife Program, Region 11: Alaska, Alaska Science Center