Staff
:: Dr. Richard Morse
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Morse, Dr. Richard | |
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Title: |
Collections Manager, Ichthyology | |
Phone: |
(518) 283-9005 | |
E-Mail: |
rmorse@mail.nysed.gov | |
Specialties: |
Interests include freshwater and marine fishes. Specialty includes the genetics underlying speciation events | |
Departments: |
Research & Collections
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Collections
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Biology
Research & Collections :: Research :: Biology |
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Publications(Click to Expand): |
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Articles
Brown, M. E., Morse, R., and O'Neill, K.
2012.
Spatial, Seasonal, and Diel Distribution Patterns of Hemimysis anomala in New York State's Finger Lakes.
Journal of Great Lakes Research
38(Suppl. 2):19-24.
Schmidt, R. E., and Morse, R. S.
2011.
An Historical Record of Alewife (Alosa pseudoharengus) in Lake Champlain.
Northeastern Naturalist
18(2):229-235.
Morse, R. S., and Daniels, R. A.
2009.
A Redescription of Catostomus utawana (Cypriniformes: Catostomidae).
Copea
2009(2):214-220.
Daniels, R. A., Morse, R. S., Sutherland, J. W., Bombard, R. T., and Boylen, C. W., .
2008.
Fish Movement Among Lakes: Are Lakes Isolated?.
Northeastern Naturalist
15:577-588.
Schmidt, R. E., Morse, R. S., and Weatherwax, B. R.
2007.
First Record of Central Stoneroller (Campostoma anomalum) in the Tidal Hudson River.
Northeast Naturalist
14:492-494.
Daniels, R. A., Morse, R. S., and Weatherwax, B. R.
2006.
Fish, Conewango Creek, Allegheny River Drainage, New York, USA.
Checklist
2(1):14-19.
Daniels, R. A., Carlson, D. M., Morse, R. S., and Weatherwax, B. R.
2006.
Fish, Ichthyomyzon bdellium, Ichthyomyzon greeleyi, Noturus flavus, Moxostoma breviceps, Lythrurus umbratilis, Notropis buccatus, Misgurnus anguillicaudatus, Morone americana, Lepomis cyanellus, Ammocrypta pellucida: Distribution extensions.
Checklist
2(1):10-13.
Morse, R.
2005.
The Rediscovery of a Species.
Legacy: The Magazine of the New York State Museum
1(3):7.
Technical Reports
Morse, R. S., B. R. Weatherwax, and R. A. Daniels
2009
Rare Fishes of Oswayo Creek and Upper Allegheny River. Final Report for Management of New York State's Fish Species of Greatest Conservation Concern, State Wildlife Grants--Grant T-5.
Report prepared for Bureau of Wildlife, New York State Department of Environmental Conservation, Albany, Albany, New York.
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