Markus J. Peterson is affiliated with The University of Texas at El Paso in the United States. Their research primarily focuses on environmental science, with a significant concentration in ecology. The subfields in which they have contributed include ecology, global and planetary change, nature and landscape conservation, ecological modeling, and social psychology.
Their work spans several main topics related to marine and environmental studies. These include marine animal studies overview, isotope analysis in ecology, species distribution and climate change, cephalopods and marine biology, marine and coastal plant biology, geology and paleoclimatology research, and turtle biology and conservation.
Peterson has published multiple papers in well-known academic venues. Frequent publication venues include:
Recent papers authored or coauthored by Peterson demonstrate a specialization in marine species ecology and stable isotope analysis. Notable publications include:
Peterson collaborates frequently with a range of coauthors. Among these, the most common collaborators are:
M. Nils Peterson;Jessie L. Birckhead;Kirsten Leong;Markus J. Peterson
Markus J. Peterson;Damon M. Hall;Andrea M. Feldpausch-Parker;Tarla Rai Peterson;Tarla Rai Peterson
M. Nils Peterson;Markus J. Peterson;Tarla Rai Peterson
Fred S. Guthery;Leonard A. Brennan;Markus J. Peterson;Jeffrey J. Lusk
Richard D. Heilbrun;Nova J. Silvy;Markus J. Peterson;Michael E. Tewes
Christopher K. Williams;Fred S. Guthery;Roger D. Applegate;Markus J. Peterson
Andrew S. Bridges;Markus J. Peterson;Nova J. Silvy;Fred E. Smeins
Fred S. Guthery;Markus J. Peterson;Ronnie R. George
M. Nils Peterson;Tarla Rai Peterson;Markus J. Peterson;Roel R. Lopez
M. Nils Peterson;Markus J. Peterson;Tarla Rai Peterson
Joshua D. Guthrie;Michael E. Byrne;Jason B. Hardin;Christopher O. Kochanny
Fred S. Guthery;Jeffrey J. Lusk;Markus J. Peterson
Roel R. Lopez;Nova J. Silvy;R. Neal Wilkins;Philip A. Frank
Paige M. Schmidt;Markus J. Peterson
Markus J. Peterson;Nova J. Silvy
M. Nils Peterson;Stacey A. Allison;Markus J. Peterson;Tarla Rai Peterson
Jeffrey J. Lusk;Fred S. Guthery;Ronnie R. George;Markus J. Peterson
M Nils Peterson;Markus J Peterson;Tarla Rai Peterson;Kirsten Leong
Markus J. Peterson;X. Ben Wu;Paikho Rho
M. Nils Peterson;Roel R. Lopez;Philip A. Frank;Markus J. Peterson
Markus J. Peterson
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