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Katrin Iken

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Type
Scientist
Organization
University of Alaska Fairbanks
Description

My research is mainly centered around trophic interactions between organisms. This involves dietary composition, feeding habits and consumption rates of invertebrates, macroalgal-herbivore interactions, stable isotope analysis of food web structures etc. It also involves chemical defenses of macroalgae and invertebrates against grazers and predators. I am generally interested in shallow water community diversity, dynamics and ecology, especially in both polar regions, and in deep-sea communities. Most of my shallow water work uses scientific diving as a research tool.

Geography
Pacific Ocean
Arctic Ocean
Alaska
Arctic
Website
http://www.sfos.uaf.edu/directory/faculty/iken/

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