Nann A. Fangue

The paper uses eDNA metabarcoding to study fish community dynamics in a regulated stream, finding higher diversity downstream and increased detection of rare species compared to traditional methods.

This study quantifies the genetic variation and genomic basis of thermal tolerance in Delta Smelt under different rearing temperatures and examines the impact of hatchery ancestry on trait expression.

The paper quantifies catch inequality in California steelhead fisheries using 11 years of angler report data, finding high inequality and developing a method to determine minimal sample sizes for robust Gini coefficient estimation.

This paper develops a respirometry methodology to measure metabolic parameters in Delta Smelt, overcoming previous challenges by incorporating an air pocket to accommodate their physotomous behavior.

This study shows that high and low domestication index Delta smelt from a hatchery differ in thermal physiology, transcriptome, and methylome, with domestication increasing thermal tolerance but reducing plasticity.

The study tests if field preparation methods in agricultural floodplains affect survival and growth of juvenile Chinook salmon, finding no significant differences among treatments.

This study shows that ash from wildfires increases water pH, causing rapid physiological stress in Chinook salmon, with greater effects at higher temperatures.