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AWAE
Program Scientists
Hugo A. Magaña
Research Fisheries Biologist at the Albuquerque Laboratory
e-mail: hmagana[at]fs.fed.us
phone:505-724-3682 |
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Magana, Hugo A. 2009. Feeding preference of the Rio Grande silvery minnow (Hybognathus amarus). Reviews in Fisheries Science. 17(4): 468-477
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Magana, Hugo A. 2007. A case for classifying the Rio Grande silvery minnow (Hybognathus amarus) as an omnivore. Albuquerque, NM: The University of New Mexico. 109 p. Dissertation.
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Magaña, H.A., and Villareal, T.A. 2006. The effects of environmental factors on the growth rate of Karenia brevis (Davis) G. Hansen and Moestrup. Harmful Algae, 5:192-198.
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Magaña, H.A., Contreras, C., and Villareal, T.A. 2003. A historic assessment of Karenia brevis in the Western Gulf of Mexico. Harmful Algae, 2:163-171.
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Villareal, T.A. and Magaña, H.A. 2001. A red tide monitoring program for Texas coastal waters. Final Report Texas Parks and Wildlife pp. 77.
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Buffington, John
Dare, Matt
Dwire, Kate
Elder, Kelly
Elliot, William
Foltz, Randy
Goode, Jaime
Hubbard, Robert
Isaak, Daniel
Luce, Charlie
Magana, Hugo
McCormick, Frank
McKean, James
Musselman, Bob
Neary, Daniel
Overton, Kerry
Rhoades, Chuck
Rieman, Bruce
Rinne, John
Robichaud, Pete
Ryan-Burkett, Sandra
Thurow, Russ
Wagenbrenner, Joe
Wagenbrenner, Natalie
Young, Mike
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Post Doc Job Opportunity
Stream
Temperature Modeling Website
Bull Trout and Climate Change - Risks, Uncertainties and
Opportunities for Mapping the Future
Upper Verde
River: Review of Stream-Riparian Monitoring Efforts
Technology Transfer Program
Western Watersheds and Climate Change Workshop - November 17-19, 2009
Brown Bags - AWAE Video Seminar schedule (FSWEB only) |
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