Jessica Miller

Assistant Professor, Fisheries Ecologist
-Fisheries & Wildlife

Ph.D 2004. - University of Oregon, Biology

MS - University of Washington, School of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences

B.A. 1989 - University of Montana

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Jessica specializes in Ecology and early life history of marine and anadromous fishes, otolith microstructure and chemistry.

Her research interests include the ecology and evolution of life history diversity in fishes and the development and maintenance of that diversity. Her research has focused on larval dispersal and transport, population connectivity and structure, and the use of estuaries by larval and juvenile marine and anadromous fishes. She combines techniques including otolith microchemistry, genetic, and time-series analyses, to provide novel information on these topics. She is also interested in continuing to use diverse methods to address basic questions in fish ecology, while also providing information critical for management and conservation efforts.

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