James Sulikowski to speak at Spiny Dogfish Research Session

James Sulikowski, Ph.D., associate professor of marine science, will speak on December 17, 2012, at the Spiny Dogfish Research Session, which will be held at the Hampton Inn in South Kingstown, Rhode Island.  Along with a team of fellow researchers, he will present “Temporal Aspects of Habitat Utilization and Interspecies Competition:  Defining the Ecological Impacts of Spiny Dogfish in Structuring the Ecosystem Dynamics of Southern New England.”

The research session presents an opportunity to review research results and discuss fishermen observations.  It is being sponsored by the Commercial Fisheries Research Foundation.
 

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