Grace Davenport
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Also affiliated: James Madison University (2024); Montana State University (2023)
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Grace Davenport's research focuses on aquatic ecosystems and their associated biological communities. Her work investigates how environmental modifications, such as those resulting from land use changes and the construction of water bodies, influence the assembly and function of stream and riverine ecosystems. She has published studies examining fish community homogenization in response to pasture land use and the impact of constructed water features on these assemblages across river basins in the southeastern United States. Davenport has also contributed to research assessing water quality in silvopastoral systems in Panama's dry tropical forest. Her scholarship metrics include an h-index of 2 with 6 total publications and 10 total citations.
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- h-index: 2
- Publications: 6
- Citations: 10
Selected Publications
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Intensity of constructed waterbodies and commonly stocked fishes are associated with fish community changes across a river basin in the southeastern United States (2026)
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Taxonomic and functional homogenization of fish assemblages in an Ozark river associated with pasture land use and constructed water bodies (2024)
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- Taxonomic and functional homogenization of fish assemblages in an Ozark river associated with pasture land use and constructed water bodies
- Intensity of constructed waterbodies and commonly stocked fishes are associated with fish community changes across a river basin in the southeastern United States
- Taxonomic and functional homogenization of fish assemblages in an Ozark river associated with pasture land use and constructed water bodies
- Intensity of constructed waterbodies and commonly stocked fishes are associated with fish community changes across a river basin in the southeastern United States
- Taxonomic and functional homogenization of fish assemblages in an Ozark river associated with pasture land use and constructed water bodies
- Intensity of constructed waterbodies and commonly stocked fishes are associated with fish community changes across a river basin in the southeastern United States
- Taxonomic and functional homogenization of fish assemblages in an Ozark river associated with pasture land use and constructed water bodies
- Intensity of constructed waterbodies and commonly stocked fishes are associated with fish community changes across a river basin in the southeastern United States
- Intensity of constructed waterbodies and commonly stocked fishes are associated with fish community changes across a river basin in the southeastern United States
- Intensity of constructed waterbodies and commonly stocked fishes are associated with fish community changes across a river basin in the southeastern United States
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