Grad Students to Attend International Charr Symposium

Zimmermann near a set of her research tanks at NMU's Fish Biology Research Lab

Two NMU biology master's degree candidates will attend the 2018 International Charr Symposium June 18-21 in Duluth. They are among four students being sponsored by the Greater Lake Superior Foundation. Grace Zimmerman's research statement indicates she is "looking at the influence of food availability and temperature on individual differences in metabolic rate in brook trout (Salvelinus fontinalis)." Jacob Bowman is focusing on "how the metabolic physiology of individual brook trout determines their life history characteristics, including migration and movement within streams.” 

Image of Jacob Bowman
Bowman with the solar panels and reader that power the GLSF PIT tag/RFID array in the Rock River
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