Fish 492
Undergraduate Research Apprenticeship in Marine Fish Ecology

Dr. Donald Gunderson
email: dgun@u.washington.edu

Dr. Bruce Miller
email: bsm@u.washington.edu

Teaching Assistants:

• Comparing fish densities with drift card accumulation and vegetaion type in the San Juan archipelago. - Colleen Weiser
• Fish assemblages at known juvenile lingcod (Ophiodon elongatus) settlement sites in the San Juan Islands, Washington. - Londi Tamaro
• Trapping survey of different vegetation sites: Habitat associations of juvenile spot prawns (Pandalus platyceros), and other organisms in the San Juan islands. - Diana McHugh
• Species composition in the nearshore fish assemblages at Point George, Shaw Island, Washington. - Brooke Martin
• Puget Sound rockfish (Sebastes Emphaeus) as an indicator of ecological processes in the San Juan archipelago. - Julia Fulmer
• A social basis for site selection in the tidepool sculpin (Oligocottus maculatus). - Mistie Hammer
• Light intensity as an environmental cue for the burial and emergence behavior of the Pacific Sandlance, Ammodytes hexapterus. - Sam D. Clayman
• Predation pressures exerted by a siphon nipping fish on one native and two non-native species: Implications for marine protected areas. - John J Meyer