Regular biography
John Morrongiello is a faculty member at The University of Melbourne, affiliated with the BIO department. His research interests include marine and freshwater ecology and evolution. He can be contacted via email at john.morrongiello@unimelb.edu.au or through his profile page at https://findanexpert.unimelb.edu.au/profile/19545-john-morrongiello. His work focuses on ecological and evolutionary studies within aquatic environments.
Scholar-generated biography
John Morrongiello is a researcher at the University of Melbourne School of BioSciences, focusing on fish ecology, life history, and marine and freshwater ecology. His work explores fisheries-induced evolution, climate change impacts, and environmental change effects on aquatic ecosystems. Morrongiello's research includes examining how climate change affects freshwater fish, analyzing ontogenetic growth variation, and investigating the physiological and environmental controls on fish growth. He also studies the impacts of human activities, such as fishing, on marine fish life history traits and population resilience. His studies often integrate biogeochemical tracers and otolith chemistry to understand fish responses to environmental stressors.