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Thomas Hurst

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Type
Scientist
Organization
Oregon State University, Alaska Fisheries Science Center
Description

I am interested in the ecology of early life stages of marine species and the constraints imposed by the environment. I am particularly interested in the pervasive influence on temperature variation on all aspects of physiology and ecology of ectotherms. A current area of research is the role of temperature variation on growth dynamics and survival patterns of juvenile fishes, including the phenomenon of winter mortality among temperate and boreal fishes.

Geography
Alaska
Northwest
Website
https://nsd.rdc.noaa.gov/search?fs=1&ln=Hurst&fn=Thomas

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