Dr. Molina-Moctezuma
Research Assistant Professor
School of Natural Resources, University of Tennessee
Molina-Moctezuma lab
I am a quantitative freshwater fisheries ecologist interested in the intersection of theoretical and applied science. My research includes movement and survival of fish species of commercial or biological importance, the development of quantitative methods to estimate survival, informing decisions using established methods for the estimation of survival, life history evolution, habitat use, habitat restoration, development of Shiny-Apps among other topics.
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- Quantitative methods
- Population Ecology
- Fisheries Ecology
- Fish Movement and Survival
- Telemetry
- Life History Evolution
- Shiny Apps
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PhD in Wildlife and Fisheries, 2020
University of Maine
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MSc in Ecology, 2015
Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico
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BSc in Biology, 2012
Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico
Interests and skills
Professional Experience
- Research:
- Teaching:
- Consulting
- Research: Developing new model for spatially explicit mortality
- Teaching: Fisheries Management (FW 479)
- Consulting
Research:
- Response of larval fish to restoratio
- Analysis of Ecological Responses to Restoration efforts
- Larval drift and larval production in the Great Lakes
- Fish migration
Teaching:
- Teaching: Fisheries Management (FW 400)
- Data management workshop
Research:
- Movement and Survival of Atlantic Salmon Smolts
- Physiology of Juvenile Atlantic Salmon
- Analysis of survival standards for migrating species
Teaching:
- Teaching: Statistics (FW 200)
Outreach:
- President of the American Fisheries Society Student Sub-unit (2017-2019)
- Awarded Best Student Sub-unit
- R Workshop
- Women in Science Luncheon
- Seminars and outreach activities
Research:
- Evolution of matrotrophy in Poeciliid Fishes
- Lab analysis
- Field Work Teaching:
- Ecology (EARTHSC 200)
- Biostatistics (Bio 200)
Research:
- Evolution of matrotrophy in Poeciliid Fishes
Projects
Recent Publications
A short list of recent publications
To look at all publications, please download my
CV .
Contact
- amolina6@utk.edu
- 865-974-7979
- 239 Plant Biotechnology Building, 2505 E J Chapman Drive, Knoxville, TN 37996
- Biotech Building second floor
- Moday to Friday 8am - 10pm
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