Edward L. Mills is affiliated with Cornell University in the United States and conducts research primarily in the field of Environmental Science. Their work extends into subfields such as Ecology and Nature and Landscape Conservation.
Their research topics encompass studies on ecology and biodiversity, aquatic invertebrate ecology and behavior, and fish ecology and management. These areas reflect an interest in understanding aquatic ecosystems and their biological components.
Edward L. Mills has published research papers mainly in the journal Aquatic Ecosystem Health & Management. The recent publications include:
The publication record indicates a focus on ecological impacts within the Great Lakes region, particularly concerning biological invasions and ecosystem health.
Frequent publication venues for Mills include:
As of the available data, no frequent co-authors have been documented.
Edward L. Mills;Joseph H. Leach;James T. Carlton;Carol L. Secor
Donald J. McQueen;John R. Post;Edward L. Mills
Henry A. Vanderploeg;Thomas F. Nalepa;David J. Jude;Edward L. Mills
E L Mills;J M Casselman;R Dermott;J D Fitzsimons
Edward L. Mills;Gary Rosenberg;Adrian P. Spidle;Michael Ludyanskiy
Edward L. Mills;Joseph H. Leach;James T. Carlton;Carol L. Secor
Edward L. Mills;Ron M. Dermott;Edward F. Roseman;Donna Dustin
B. Zhu;D. G. Fitzgerald;C. M. Mayer;C. M. Mayer;L. G. Rudstam
Kristen T. Holeck;Edward L. Mills;Hugh J. MacISAAC;Margaret R. Dochoda
Brad S Baldwin;Marilyn S Mayer;Jeffrey Dayton;Nancy Pau
Igor A. Grigorovich;Robert I. Colautti;Edward L. Mills;Kristen Holeck
Martin J. Horgan;Edward L. Mills
Nasseer Idrisi;Edward L. Mills;Lars G. Rudstam;Donald J. Stewart
Edward L. Mills;John L. Forney
Edward L. Mills;Jana R. Chrisman;Brad Baldwin;Randall W. Owens
Charles C. Krueger;David L. Perkins;Edward L. Mills;J. Ellen Marsden
Ora E. Johannsson;Edward L. Mills;Robert O'Gorman
E. R. Loew;W. N. McFarland;E. L. Mills;D. Hunter
Kenneth A. Rose;Edward S. Rutherford;Dennis S. McDermot;John L. Forney
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