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Dr Joshua Barrow is a Research Fellow in Aquatic Ecology at The University of Melbourne, School of BioSciences. His research focuses on marine and freshwater ecology and evolution, with specific interests in partial migration, otolith microchemistry, and the study of golden perch. Dr Barrow's work contributes to understanding ecological and evolutionary processes in aquatic systems. He can be contacted via email at joshua.barrow@unimelb.edu.au or through his profile on the Find an Expert platform.
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Joshua Barrow is a Research Fellow at The University of Melbourne, specializing in aquatic and fish ecology. His research explores environmental factors influencing fish growth, population dynamics, and movement patterns. Barrow's work includes studies on climate change impacts on commercially important fish species, estuarine ecosystems, and the effects of early life growth on fish stocking outcomes. He also investigates dispersal patterns, geographic influences, and the relationship between color change and movement behavior in diadromous fish. His research contributes to understanding fish ecology in both freshwater and marine environments, with a focus on sustainable fisheries management.