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ALT Gila trout PhD assistantship flyer with the following text: The Pregler Lab in the USGS New Mexico Cooperative Fish & Wildlife Research Unit and the Department of Fish, Wildlife, and Conservation Ecology at New Mexico State University invites applications for a PhD assistantship beginning late spring/early summer 2024. This position will focus on assessing the effects of a Gila trout outcrossing experiment in the Gila National Forest. The student will develop questions investigating the various fitness outcomes of outcrossing (i.e., genetic rescue potential), and the mating structure and reproductive success through fieldwork and genetic & pedigree analyses. Benefits include guaranteed funding for five years, RA salary 26-27k/year, tuition waiver, health insurance reimbursement. Applications due November 27th 2023. Eligibility and instructions on how to apply can be found at https://preglerlab/join. Questions about the position should be sent by email to kpregler@nmsu.edu.
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Sun 4 June 3p CS16: Sally Entrekin [et al]. Changes in the identity & function of freshwater aquatic invertebrates along a mining-induced salinization gradient (86)
Tues 6 June 11:15a CS66: Erin R Hotchkiss [et al]. Stream CO2 dynamics, sources, & fate in different ecoregions of the United States (353)
Tues 6 June 3:30p Poster: Katherine X Pérez Rivera [et al]. Assessing longitudinal patterns in stream metabolism across a heterogeneous landscape (692)
Wed 7 June 9:45a CS83: Carla López Lloreda [et al]. Influence of Surface Water-Groundwater Interactions & Hydrologic Connectivity on Greenhouse Gases in Headwater Wetlands (444)
Wed 7 June 11:15a CS89: Amy D Rosemond [et al]. What will happen to detrital carbon in a warming world? Insights from a whole-stream warming experiment (477)
Want to meet with Erin in Brisbane? Let’s set something up!
ehotchkiss@vt.edu @FluvialBenthos +1 540 4494750
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ALT Image reads: Sun 4 June 3p CS16: Sally Entrekin [et al]. Changes in the identity & function of freshwater aquatic invertebrates along a mining-induced salinization gradient (86) Tues 6 June 11:15a CS66: Erin R Hotchkiss [et al]. Stream CO2 dynamics, sources, & fate in different ecoregions of the United States (353) Tues 6 June 3:30p Poster: Katherine X Pérez Rivera [et al]. Assessing longitudinal patterns in stream metabolism across a heterogeneous landscape (692) Wed 7 June 9:45a CS83: Carla López Lloreda [et al]. Influence of Surface Water-Groundwater Interactions & Hydrologic Connectivity on Greenhouse Gases in Headwater Wetlands (444) Wed 7 June 11:15a CS89: Amy D Rosemond [et al]. What will happen to detrital carbon in a warming world? Insights from a whole-stream warming experiment (477) Want to meet with Erin in Brisbane? Let’s set something up! ehotchkiss@vt.edu @FluvialBenthos +1 540 4494750 Society for Freshwater Science #2023SFS Freshwater Sciences 2023

ALT (a) Conceptual diagram showing the relative importance of resilience and resistance strategies to benthic community reestablishment in a nonfragmented and fragmented model system. (b) Experimental sites on Chalone Creek, and their relative positions in the watershed and the state of California. (c) Photos of the deployed sets of traps at one of our experimental sites prior to flow resumption and after flow resumption


























