Banner photo: Jacks Fork River, Ozark National Scenic Riverway, Missouri
Background
Welcome to my research website! My name is Corey Dunn, and I’m a PhD candidate at the University of Missouri (Mizzou) within the River Studies lab headed by Dr. Craig Paukert. My PhD research is developing sampling and analytical methods for documenting fish diversity within medium-to-large (“mid-sized”) rivers across Missouri (USA). With these methods, I’ve examined the roles of connectivity and habitat diversity for structuring riverine fish communities.
More broadly, my research interests include statistics, and landscape and aquatic ecology, with the ultimate goal of generating knowledge and tools to conserve freshwater biodiversity. Please tour my website to learn more about my research. If you have any questions about my research, or in general about freshwater fish, or streams and rivers, see my contact information below. Contact informationCorey Dunn
Email: cgd7n7@mizzou.edu Missouri Cooperative Fish & Wildlife Research Unit School of Natural Resources University of Missouri Twitter: @MidSized_Rivers |
Blue Sucker (Cycleptus elongatus)
Site along the Black River within the Ozarks. At least 90 fish species can be found here.
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