GLSC’s Stacey Ireland and attendees reviewing a larval fish identification at the OMNRF Field Office in Wheatley, Ontario. Photo Credit: Robin DeBruyne, USGS.
Stacey A Ireland
Stacey Ireland is a Biological Science Technician based in Ann Arbor.
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Phenology and species diversity in a Lake Huron ichthyoplankton community: Ecological implications of invasive species dominance
Ichthyoplankton communities are dynamic and vary spatiotemporally based on factors such as wind, water currents, and phenology. Nonetheless, ichthyoplankton are an indicator of spawning success in fish populations and examining their community diversity and composition can serve to provide information on ecosystem integrity. Although some ichthyoplankton species may be transient, understanding the
Authors
Timothy P. O'Brien, Stacey Ireland, Edward F. Roseman, Andrew S Briggs, William W. Taylor
Evidence of the St. Clair-Detroit River system as a dispersal corridor and nursery habitat for transient larval burbot
Burbot Lota lota are distributed across the Laurentian Great Lakes where they occupy a top piscivore role. The St. Clair-Detroit River System is known to provide a migration corridor as well as spawning and nursery habitat for many indigenous fishes of economic and ecological significance. However, knowledge is scant of the early life history of burbot and the importance of this system in their di
Authors
Darrin E. McCullough, Edward F. Roseman, Kevin M. Keeler, Robin L. DeBruyne, Jeremy J. Pritt, Patricia A. Thompson, Stacey A. Ireland, Jason E. Ross, Dustin Bowser, Robert D. Hunter, Dana Kristina Castle, Jason Fischer, Stacy A. Provo
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Larval Fish Abundance, Identification, and Auxiliary Data from the Great Lakes and Their Connecting Channels
This dataset contains data collected on various vessel operations on the Great Lakes and their connecting channels, primarily the St. Clair River, Lake St. Clair, Detroit River, and western Lake Erie, although other locations have been sampled and included in this dataset. This dataset contains the field variables, environmental conditions, larval catches (numbers), larval fish identifications, an
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Teaching Early Life History and Fish Identification
GLSC’s Stacey Ireland and attendees reviewing a larval fish identification at the OMNRF Field Office in Wheatley, Ontario. Photo Credit: Robin DeBruyne, USGS.
Science and Products
Publications by this scientist
Phenology and species diversity in a Lake Huron ichthyoplankton community: Ecological implications of invasive species dominance
Ichthyoplankton communities are dynamic and vary spatiotemporally based on factors such as wind, water currents, and phenology. Nonetheless, ichthyoplankton are an indicator of spawning success in fish populations and examining their community diversity and composition can serve to provide information on ecosystem integrity. Although some ichthyoplankton species may be transient, understanding the
Authors
Timothy P. O'Brien, Stacey Ireland, Edward F. Roseman, Andrew S Briggs, William W. Taylor
Evidence of the St. Clair-Detroit River system as a dispersal corridor and nursery habitat for transient larval burbot
Burbot Lota lota are distributed across the Laurentian Great Lakes where they occupy a top piscivore role. The St. Clair-Detroit River System is known to provide a migration corridor as well as spawning and nursery habitat for many indigenous fishes of economic and ecological significance. However, knowledge is scant of the early life history of burbot and the importance of this system in their di
Authors
Darrin E. McCullough, Edward F. Roseman, Kevin M. Keeler, Robin L. DeBruyne, Jeremy J. Pritt, Patricia A. Thompson, Stacey A. Ireland, Jason E. Ross, Dustin Bowser, Robert D. Hunter, Dana Kristina Castle, Jason Fischer, Stacy A. Provo
Data releases by this scientist
Larval Fish Abundance, Identification, and Auxiliary Data from the Great Lakes and Their Connecting Channels
This dataset contains data collected on various vessel operations on the Great Lakes and their connecting channels, primarily the St. Clair River, Lake St. Clair, Detroit River, and western Lake Erie, although other locations have been sampled and included in this dataset. This dataset contains the field variables, environmental conditions, larval catches (numbers), larval fish identifications, an
News about this scientist
Teaching Early Life History and Fish Identification
Teaching Early Life History and Fish Identification
GLSC’s Stacey Ireland and attendees reviewing a larval fish identification at the OMNRF Field Office in Wheatley, Ontario. Photo Credit: Robin DeBruyne, USGS.
GLSC’s Stacey Ireland and attendees reviewing a larval fish identification at the OMNRF Field Office in Wheatley, Ontario. Photo Credit: Robin DeBruyne, USGS.