Eugene M. Burreson is a researcher affiliated with the Virginia Institute of Marine Science in the United States. Their primary focus lies within the broad discipline of Environmental Science, with specific contributions spanning subfields such as Global and Planetary Change, Ecology, Pharmacology, Ecology, Evolution, Behavior and Systematics, and Parasitology.
Their research topics emphasize Parasite Biology and Host Interactions, Marine Bivalve and Aquaculture Studies, Leech Biology and Applications, Invertebrate Taxonomy and Ecology, Parasites and Host Interactions, Ocean Acidification Effects and Responses, and Marine and fisheries research.
Among the notable recent publications authored or coauthored by Eugene M. Burreson are:
Frequent coauthors in their work include Ryan B. Carnegie, Nancy A. Stokes, Melanie J. Bishop, Charles H. Peterson, and Susan E. Ford.
Their research has appeared predominantly in the following publication venues:
Eugene M. Burreson;Lisa Calvo
Kathleen Apakupakul;Mark E. Siddall;Eugene M. Burreson
E. M. Burreson;N. A. Stokes;C. S. Friedman
Carolyn S Friedman;Robyn M Estes;Nancy A Stokes;Colleen A Burge
Eugene M. Burreson;Susan E. Ford
Mark E. Siddall;Kathleen Apakupakul;Eugene M. Burreson;Kathryn A. Coates
Donald Boesch;Eugene Burreson;William Dennison;Edward Houde
Corinne Audemard;Kimberly S. Reece;Eugene M. Burreson
Lisa M. Ragone Calvo;Gustavo W. Calvo;Eugene M. Burreson
Mark E. Siddall;Eugene M. Burreson
Roger L. Mann;Eugene M. Burreson;Patrick K. Baker
M. E. Siddall;K. S. Reece;J. E. Graves;E. M. Burreson
G. W. Calvo;Mark Luckenbach;Standish K. Allen Jr.;E. M. Burreson
Jerome F. La Peyre;Mohamed Faisal;Eugene M. Burreson
Carlos Azevedo;Pablo Balseiro;Graça Casal;Camino Gestal
Kennedy T. Paynter;Eugene M. Burreson
Robert S. Anderson;Kennedy T. Paynter;Eugene M. Burreson
Kimberly S. Reece;Mark E. Siddall;Eugene M. Burreson;John E. Graves
Ryan B. Carnegie;Eugene M. Burreson;P. Mike Hine;Nancy A. Stokes
Eugene M. Burreson;Kimberly S. Reece;Christopher F. Dungan
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