Contrast between how much variance we believe we can explain in and how much is actually explainable

Nicholas Collins

Associate Professor Emeritus/Emerita

Contrast between how much variance we believe we can explain in and how much is actually explainable
Difficulties in managing fisheries resources
Effects of predation risk on activity patterns and habitat use by littoral fishes
Evolution of effect sizes in nature
Facilitating warmwater temperature regimes for fish in shallow Great Lakes embayments
Freshwater fish behaviour
Human development of lake shorelines
Implementing Open Science initiatives in ecology and evolutionary biology
Importance of activity costs in determining fish growth differences among lakes
Managing false discovery rates in ecology and evolutionary biology
Utility of habitat characteristics in determining the growth and abundance of nearshore fishes

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