Jay R. Stauffer is affiliated with Pennsylvania State University in the United States and focuses primarily on research within Environmental Science and Agricultural and Biological Sciences. Their work spans multiple subfields, including Ecology, Nature and Landscape Conservation, Aquatic Science, Parasitology, and Molecular Biology.
The scientist's research topics concentrate on various aspects of aquatic and fish ecology such as Fish Ecology and Management Studies, Fish Biology and Ecology Studies, Aquatic Ecosystems and Biodiversity, Fish biology, ecology, and behavior, Aquatic Invertebrate Ecology and Behavior, Parasite Biology and Host Interactions, and Environmental DNA in Biodiversity Studies.
Jay R. Stauffer has contributed to several recent papers, including:
While Stauffer is the primary author on the above, several coauthors frequently collaborate with the scientist, such as:
Publication venues where Stauffer has multiple appearances include:
Reeve M. Bailey;D. S. Lee;C. R. Gilbert;C. H. Hocutt
Thomas D. Kocher;Janet A. Conroy;Kenneth R. McKaye;Jay Richard Stauffer
Walter R. Courtenay;Jay R. Stauffer
Thomas D. Kocher;Janet A. Conroy;Kenneth R. McKaye;Jay R. Stauffer
Karen A. Kellogg;Jeffrey A. Markert;Jay R. Stauffer;Thomas D. Kocher
Jeremy S. Likongwe;Timothy D. Stecko;Jay R. Stauffer;Robert F. Carline
Donald S. Cherry;Kenneth L. Dickson;John Cairns;Jay R. Stauffer
Kenneth R. McKaye;Svata M. Louda;Jay R. Stauffer
Matthew E. Arnegard;Jeffrey A. Markert;Patrick D. Danley;Jay R. Stauffer
Kenneth R. McKaye;Joseph D. Ryan;Jay R. Stauffer;Lorenzo J. Lopez Perez
Paul H. Patrick;A.E. Christie;D. Sager;C. Hocutt
Jay R. Stauffer;Ellen van Snick Gray
Walter R. Courtenay;Jay R. Stauffer
Jay R. Stauffer;Nancy J. Bowers;Karen A. Kellogg;Kenneth R. Mckaye
Paul L. Angermeier;Roy A. Smogor;Jay R. Stauffer
Rebecca Jordan;Rebecca Jordan;Karen Kellogg;Francis Juanes;Jay Stauffer
Jay R. Stauffer;Matthew E. Arnegard;Martin Cetron;James J. Sullivan
Charles H. Hocutt;Jay R. Stauffer
Jay R. Stauffer;Jeff M. Boltz;Karen A. Kellogg;Ellen S. van Snik
J. R. Stauffer;J. M. Boltz;L. R. White
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