San Diego State University Department of Biology

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A little about Sean...

I grew up in New England and attended the College of the Atlantic and the University of New Hampshire. During my last two years of undergraduate work, I worked with Dr. James Sulikowski of the University of New England on the research of three skate species (Rajidae) including age, growth, reproduction and osmoregulatory physiology.    

I am currently enrolled at SDSU in the MS Ecology program under the guidance of Dr. Todd Anderson in the Fish Ecology Lab. My thesis research goals are to infer aspects of the trophic ecology of the common thresher (Alopias vulpinus) and shortfin mako (Isurus oxyrinchus) from the eastern north Pacific using carbon and nitrogen stable isotope analysis.

Like every New Englander, despite my current So. California locale, I remain an ardent member of the Red Sox Nation.     

This page was last modified on May 19, 2008.  

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