James H. Thorp is affiliated with the University of Kansas in the United States. Their research focuses primarily on environmental science with specialization in ecology, nature and landscape conservation, water science and technology, ecological modeling, and oceanography.
The scientist's main research topics include fish ecology and management studies, aquatic invertebrate ecology and behavior, hydrology and sediment transport processes, hydrology and watershed management studies, species distribution and climate change, freshwater macroinvertebrate diversity and ecology, and aquatic ecosystems and phytoplankton dynamics.
Recent publications reflect a concentration on macrosystems biology and freshwater biodiversity. Some selected papers authored by or involving Thorp include:
Frequent collaborators in their work include Alain Maasri, Flavia Tromboni, Sudeep Chandra, Mark Pyron, and Emily R. Arsenault.
The scientist's research is regularly published in venues such as Ecology Letters, Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment, River Research and Applications, Ecology and Evolution, and BioScience.
James H. Thorp;Alan P. Covich
James H. Thorp;Martin C. Thoms;Michael D. Delong
James H. Thorp;Michael D. Delong
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Michael T. Brett;Stuart E. Bunn;Sudeep Chandra;Aaron W. E. Galloway
Kevin E McCluney;Kevin E McCluney;Kevin E McCluney;N LeRoy Poff;Margaret A Palmer;James H Thorp
J. P. Caldwell;J. H. Thorp;T. O. Jervey
James H. Thorp;Michael D. Delong;Kim S. Greenwood;Andrew F. Casper
James H. Thorp;Martin C. Thoms;Michael D. Delong
James H. Thorp;A. Ross Black;Kim H. Haag;John D. Wehr
James H. Thorp;E. A. Bergey
Alain Maasri;Alain Maasri;Sonja C. Jähnig;Sonja C. Jähnig;Mihai C. Adamescu;Rita Adrian;Rita Adrian
James H. Thorp;Joseph E. Flotemersch;Michael D. Delong;Andrew Fowler Casper
Michael D. Delong;James H. Thorp
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Ted Georgian;James H. Thorp
James H. Thorp;Andrew Fowler Casper
M. Spong;J. Thorp;J. Kleinwaks
James E. Alexander;James H. Thorp;Ronald D. Fell
James H. Thorp;Martin C. Thoms;Michael D. Delong
James H. Thorp;J. Whitfield Gibbons
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