Dr. J. Mark Shrimpton
Ecosystem Science and Management (Biology) Program
University of Northern British Columbia
Temperature preference and distribution of Arctic grayling in the Williston Watershed
Melinda Bahr, MSc 2002
Environmental and genetic factors that affect life history variation in bull trout, Morice Watershed
Adrian Clarke, MSc 2004
Elemental signatures in bone to determine life history characteristics in fish
Rachel Johnson, MSc 2003
Co-supervisor Daniel Heath, University of Windsor
Induction efficiency, performance and genomic architecture in diploid and triploid Chinook salmon
Anne-Marie Flores, MSc 2010 Does the mineralocorticoid receptor have a functional role in the teleost gill?
Cathy Mackay, MSc 2006
Co-supervisor Brian Heise, Thompson Rivers University
Effect of logging on export of aquatic insects, detritus and dissolved organic matter to fish-bearing streams
Marcel Macullo, MSc 2008
Genetic determination of subspecies classification for the Banff longnose dace
Greg Sykes, MSc 2007
Temperature and flow effects on migration of Chinook salmon smolts
Crystal McRae, MSc 2009
Spawning Site Selection in Interior Fraser coho
Kyla Warren, MSc 2010
Spatial and temporal movement and habitat selection by juvenile Interior Fraser coho salmon
Cory Williamson, MSc 2006
Preferred habitat for bull trout in streams within the Finlay Reach of the Williston Reservoir