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Author Profiles
Jason
Dunham
Supervisory Research Aquatic Ecologist
3200 SW Jefferson Way
Corvallis, OR 97331
Office: 541-750-0990
Fax: 541-758-8806
jdunham@usgs.gov
Education
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B.S.
Zoology, Oregon State University (1987)
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M. S. Zoology, Arizona State
University (1995)
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Ph.D.,
University of Nevada-Reno (1997)
Research Interests
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Larger-scale issues and landscape ecology
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Implementing an effective multi-faceted or multi-scale
approach to understand both pattern and process
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Dynamics of fish populations over relatively large spatial and
temporal scales
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Patterns and mechanisms that allow managers to prioritize
their actions and evaluate alternatives
Relevant Publications
Dunham, J.B., M.M.
Peacock, B.E. Rieman, R.E. Schroeter, and G.L. Vinyard. 1999.
Local and geographic variability in the distribution of
stream-living Lahontan cutthroat trout. Transactions of the
American Fisheries Society 128:875-889.
Dunham, J.B. and
B.E. Rieman. 1999.
Metapopulation structure of bull trout:
influences physical, biotic, and geometrical landscape
characteristics. Ecological Applications 9:642-655.
Rieman, B.E. and J.
B. Dunham. 2000. Metapopulations and salmonids: a synthesis of
life history patterns and empirical observations. Ecology of
Freshwater Fish 9:51-64.
Luce, Charles H.; Rieman, Bruce E.; Dunham, Jason B.; Clayton, James L.; King, John G.; Black, Thomas A. 2001. Incorporating aquatic ecology into decisions on prioritization of road decommissioning. Water resources impact. 3(3): 8-14.
Dunham, J.B., B.E. Rieman, and J.T. Peterson. 2002. Patch-based
models of species presence: lessons from salmonid fishes in
streams. Pages 327-334 in J. M. Scott, P. J. Heglund, F.
Samson, J. Haufler, M. Morrison, M. Raphael, and B. Wall,
editors. Predicting species occurrences: issues of accuracy and
scale. Island Press, Covelo, CA.
Dunham, J.B., B.S.
Cade, J.W. Terrell. 2002.
Influences of spatial and temporal
variation on fish-habitat relationships defined by regression quantiles. Transactions of the American Fisheries Society.
131:86-98.
Rieman, B.E.,
Dunham, J.B., and Clayton, J. L. In Review. Emerging concepts
for management of river ecosystems and challenges to applied
integration of physical and biological sciences in the Pacific
Northwest, USA. In New Paradigms in River and Estuary
Management, Proceedings of a NATO Advanced Research Workshop,
Sun Valley Idaho, April 2001
Link to Dunham's Bosie Lab Aquatic
Publications
Relevant Aquatic Projects
Synthesis of knowledge on fire and fire related management in
aquatic ecosystems
Defining effects of wildfire on stream ecosystems: Development
of indicators and monitoring approaches
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