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Structure of fish assemblages, with emphasis on long-term changes and the role of the environment. | |
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Functional roles and effects of fishes in stream ecosystems. | |
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Zoogeography, distributional ecology and systematics of North American freshwater fishes. | |
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Ecology of fishes in reservoir-river systems. |
US Environmental Protection Agency. 2004-2007. Design, construction and evaluation of a passive treatment system for contaminated mine water. $2,982,000. B. Nairn, PI; W. Matthews and others, Co-PIs. (Matthews' portion of the award is $198,252 for evaluation of effects on fishes).
National Science Foundation. 2003-2004. Dissertation Research: Fish effects in stream ecosystems-a mechanistic approach. $6,980.00 (DEB-0308729). Dissertation improvement grant for Chad Hargrave.
Oklahoma Water Resources Board. 2002-2003. Sorting and identification of fish. $6,000. W.J. Matthews, PI; W. Marsh-Matthews, Co-PI.
U.S. Army Corp of Engineers. 1999-2004. Development of protocols for assessing watershed assimilative capacity for chemical stressors in support of appropriate ecosystem management/restoration practices: Determination of aquatic and sediment eco-effects. (On Lake Texoma). $910,000. G.D. Schnell, PI; W.J. Matthews, Co-PI.
USDA Forest Service. 1999-2000. Assessment of movement of leopard darters in Oklahoma streams. $40,000.00. E. Marsh-Matthews, PI; W.J. Matthews, Co-PI.
Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality. 1999-2002. Identify, enumerate and determine biomass of fish samples. Not to exceed $10,000 per year. W.J. Matthews, PI; E. Marsh-Matthews, Co-PI.
George M. Sutton Conservation Award, Southwestern Association of Naturalists, 2001. (Best conservation paper in the Southwestern Naturalist during the past year).
Rachael Remington, PhD student at University of Oklahoma
David Gillette, PhD student at University of Oklahoma
Jeff Wesner. PhD student at U. Oklahoma.
Courtney Franssen. MS student at U. Oklahoma.
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