Cooper Environmental

Cooper Environmental Research, based in Constantia, NY, specializes in studying the early life history of fishes, utilizing morphometric and meristic characters to identify fish larvae and establish growth standards. Their research also focuses on the effects of altered river flow, habitat changes, and dam removal on the aquatic community, including fish, macroinvertebrates, aquatic plants, sediment, water chemistry, and unionid mussels.

With a comprehensive approach to understanding the dynamics of aquatic ecosystems, Cooper Environmental Research conducts field collections of fish eggs and larvae, assesses the impact of different diets on growth and development, and investigates the potential effects of parasites and zooplankton predators. Their expertise and dedication make them a valuable resource in the field of environmental research and conservation.

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