Search Results - "Grossman, G. D."

Utility of direct observational methods for assessing competitive interactions between non‐native and native freshwater fishes by ALMEIDA, D, GROSSMAN, G. D

“…Biological invasions are a major threat to global freshwater biodiversity. Competition is a frequent negative interaction between non‐native and native…”
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A test of a generalized, optimal habitat selection model for drift‐feeding fishes: brook charr by Sliger, R., Grossman, G. D.

“…Optimality theory is useful for modeling habitat use in animals, although many models have not been rigorously tested. We evaluated the ability of the Grossman…”
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Writing promotion and tenure evaluations for life scientists: thoughts on structure and content by Grossman, G. D.

“…Experts in a discipline are frequently called upon to provide external evaluations of promotion and tenure (P/T) candidates at other universities and research…”
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Energetic Model of Microhabitat Use for Rainbow Trout and Rosyside Dace by Hill, Jennifer, Grossman, Gary D.

“…We constructed an energetic model to determine the optimal focal point current velocity (i.e. microhabitat) for rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss) and…”
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Assemblage Organization in Stream Fishes: Effects of Environmental Variation and Interspecific Interactions by Grossman, Gary D., Ratajczak, Robert E., Crawford, Maurice, Freeman, Mary C.

“…We assessed the relative importance of environmental variation, interspecific competition for space, and predator abundance on assemblage structure and…”
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Coping with the editorial process: considerations for early–career biologists by Grossman, G. D.

“…Coping with the editorial process: considerations for early–career biologists.- In this essay I describe aspects of the interactions between authors, reviewers…”
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Patch based predation in a southern Appalachian stream by Gibson, C. A., Ratajczak Jr, R. E., Grossman, G. D.

“…Streams are characterized by high degrees of patchiness that could influence the role of predators in these systems. Here we assess the impact of predatory…”
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Authorship decisions in ecology, evolution, organismal biology and natural resource management: who, why, and how by Grossman, G. D., DeVries, D. R.

“…Publication in peer–reviewed journals is essential for scientific progress including: (1) advancement of knowledge, (2) societal benefits including…”
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A new optimal foraging model predicts habitat use by drift-feeding stream minnows by Grossman, G. D., Rincon, P. A., Farr, M. D., Ratajczak Jr, R. E.

“…– There is substantial need for models that accurately predict habitat selection by fishes for purposes ranging from the elaboration of ecological theory to…”
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Assemblage structure and habitat use of fishes in a Central European submontane stream: a patch-based approach by Erős, T., Botta-Dukát, Z., Grossman, G. D.

“…–  We examined macrohabitat patch level assemblage composition and habitat use patterns of fishes over four seasons in a second‐order submontane stream (Danube…”
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Long-term patterns of microhabitat use by fish in a southern Appalachian stream from 1983 to 1992: effects of hydrologic period, season and fish length by Grossman, G. D., Ratajczak Jr, R. E.

“…— We quantified microhabitat use by members of a southern Appalachian stream fish assemblage over a ten‐year period that included both floods and droughts. Our…”
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Multi-scale effects of resource patchiness on foraging behaviour and habitat use by longnose dace, Rhinichthys cataractae by Thompson, Andrew R., Petty, J. Todd, Grossman, Gary D.

“…1. We examined the response of a predatory benthic fish, the longnose dace (Rhinichthys cataractae), to patchiness in the distribution of benthic…”
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Coping with the editorial process: considerations for early–career biologists by G. D. Grossman

“…Lidiar con el proceso editorial: consideraciones para biólogos en la fase inicial de su carrera En el presente enensayo se describen algunos aspectos de la…”
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Improving the reviewing process in Ecology and Evolutionary Biology by Grossman, G.

“…I discuss current issues in reviewing and editorial practices in ecology and evolutionary biology and suggest possible solutions for current problems. The…”
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Intraspecific aggression in rosyside dace, a drift-feeding stream cyprinid by Rinco, P A, Grossman, G D

“…Individual rosyside dace Clinostomus funduloides in a semi-natural, artificial stream displayed substantial differences in their aggressiveness and could be…”
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Turbidity, velocity and interspecific interactions affect foraging behaviour of rosyside dace (Clinostomus funduloides) and yellowfin shiners (Notropis lutippinis) by Hazelton, P.D, Grossman, G.D

“…Fish diversity is strongly affected by habitat degradation (e.g., increased turbidity) and invasive species. We examined the effects of turbidity, velocity,…”
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Microhabitat use, movements and abundance of gilt darters (Percina evides) in southern Appalachian (USA) streams by Skyfield, J.P, Grossman, G.D

“…We examined microhabitat use by gilt darters (Percina evides) in two streams in the south-eastern USA. Darters were over-represented in erosional microhabitats…”
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Principal Component Analyses of Assemblage Structure Data: Utility of Tests Based on Eigenvalues by Grossman, Gary D., Nickerson, David M., Freeman, Mary C.

“…We examined the ability of eigenvalue tests to distinguish field—collected from random, assemblage structure data sets. Eight published time series of species…”
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Restricted movement by mottled sculpin (pisces: cottidae) in a southern Appalachian stream by Petty, J. Todd, Grossman, Gary D.

“…Summary 1. We used direct observation and mark‐recapture techniques to quantify movements by mottled sculpins (Cottus bairdi) in a 1 km segment of Shope Fork…”
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Assemblage stability in stream fishes: a review by Grossman, G.D. (University of Georgia, Athens, GA), Dowd, J.F, Crawford, M

“…We quantified the stability of nine stream fish assemblages by calculating coefficients of variation of population size for assemblage members. Coefficients of…”
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