San Diego State University Department of Biology
   and Coastal & Marine Institute

  Fish Ecology Lab

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Todd Anderson heads SDSU's Fish Ecology Lab.  Dr. Anderson's interests include the population and community ecology of coastal fishes, particularly rocky reef and coral reef fishes. He focuses on the processes that influence recruitment (input of young) success, the interactions between habitat structural complexity and predator-induced mortality, the consequences of individual condition and performance on demography, and trophic interactions.

Todd Anderson

Professor of Biology

Director, Coastal & Marine Institute

Ecology M.S. Program Graduate Advisor

        

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