Richard A. Wahle is affiliated with the University of Maine in the United States and specializes in environmental science with a focus on marine and fisheries research. Their work encompasses several subfields including ecology, global and planetary change, oceanography, aquatic science, and evolutionary behavior and systematics.
The primary topics covered in Wahle's research include marine and fisheries research, crustacean biology and ecology, coral and marine ecosystems studies, marine bivalve and aquaculture studies, ocean acidification effects and responses, physiological and biochemical adaptations, and aquaculture nutrition and growth.
Wahle has contributed regularly to several academic journals. Frequent publication venues include Fisheries Research, where Wahle has published five papers, ICES Journal of Marine Science with three publications, as well as Ecology and Evolution, Fisheries Oceanography, and Frontiers in Marine Science.
The scientist's recent published papers consist of:
Major frequent co-authors collaborating with Wahle include David M. Fields, Maura Niemisto, Damian C. Brady, Joshua T. Carloni, and Andrew G. Goode.
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Richard A. Wahle;Lanny Dellinger;Scott Olszewski;Phoebe Jekielek
Julien Gaudette;Richard A. Wahle;John H. Himmelman
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Jesica D. Waller;Richard A. Wahle;Halley McVeigh;David M. Fields
Kathleen M. Castro;J. Stanley Cobb;Richard A. Wahle;John Catena
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