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Research
Latest papers
Northern cod (Gadus morhua) movement: insights from acoustic telemetry and genomics.
Journal of fish biology · 2025
Habitat and movement selection processes of American lobster/jakej within a restricted bay in the Bras d'Or Lake/Pitu'paq, Nova Scotia, Canada.
Movement ecology · 2024
Measuring repeatability of compositional diet estimates: An example using quantitative fatty acid signature analysis.
Ecology and evolution · 2022
Latest funding
- $749,240
Understanding habitat connectivity and population structure central to the conservation of culturally and commercially valued species in Pekwitapa'qek and Pitu'pa'q
NSERC · 2022 · Principal investigator
- $146,517
Gas Chromatograph Mass Spectrometer to Support Marine Science: Analysis of Essential Fatty Acids and Valuable Bioproducts
NSERC · 2018 · Co-investigator
- $1,020,793
Use of acoustic telemetry and First Nations' traditional knowledge to determine the movements and habitat use of valued aquatic species, and their environmental correlates_x000d_
NSERC · 2018 · Principal investigator
4 publications.
Northern cod (Gadus morhua) movement: insights from acoustic telemetry and genomics.
Delgado ML, Smith N, Whoriskey F, Devitt S, Novaczek E, Morris CJ, Kess T, Bradbury I, Iverson S, Bentzen P, Ruzzante DE
Habitat and movement selection processes of American lobster/jakej within a restricted bay in the Bras d'Or Lake/Pitu'paq, Nova Scotia, Canada.
Landovskis S, Bailey M, Iverson S, Jeddore S, Lennox RJ, Murray C, Whoriskey F
Measuring repeatability of compositional diet estimates: An example using quantitative fatty acid signature analysis.
Stewart C, Lang SLC, Iverson S, Bowen WD
Individual and population dietary specialization decline in fin whales during a period of ecosystem shift.
Jory C, Lesage V, Leclerc A, Giard J, Iverson S, Bérubé M, Michaud R, Nozais C
Understanding habitat connectivity and population structure central to the conservation of culturally and commercially valued species in Pekwitapa'qek and Pitu'pa'q
Principal investigators: Iverson, Sara SJ
Keywords: animal tracking; aquatic telemetry; fish ecology; fisheries management; integrated science; marine biology; two-eyed seeing
Gas Chromatograph Mass Spectrometer to Support Marine Science: Analysis of Essential Fatty Acids and Valuable Bioproducts
Principal investigators: Budge, Suzanne
Use of acoustic telemetry and First Nations' traditional knowledge to determine the movements and habitat use of valued aquatic species, and their environmental correlates_x000d_
Principal investigators: Iverson, Sara
Halibut Bio-Tracking Project (HaliBT): investigating stock structure and spawning behaviour in Atlantic halibut using bio-tracking tools
Principal investigators: Iverson, Sara
Physiological and biochemical insights into the biology of marine vertebrates and the ecosystems within which they function
Principal investigators: Iverson, Sara
An Ocean of Opportunity: Mutual goals, shared resources, effective outcomes
Principal investigators: Iverson, Sara
Physiology and metabolism of lipids: implications for vertebrate ecology ,life histories, and conservation
Principal investigators: Iverson, Sara
Understanding Species Movements, Interactions, and Environmental Variability across Canada's three Oceans
Principal investigators: Iverson, Sara
Funding for full proposal preparation-Ocean Tracking Network
Principal investigators: Iverson, Sara
Gas chromatograp with autosampler
Principal investigators: Iverson, Sara
From CIHR, NSERC and SSHRC funding decisions: CIHR since 2008, NSERC since 1991 and SSHRC since 1998, including their latest published competition results.
Frequent collaborators
- Christian Nozais and Sara Iverson: 1 shared paper
- Paul Bentzen and Sara Iverson: 1 shared paper
- Paul Bentzen and Ian Bradbury: 1 shared paper
- Sara Iverson and Ian Bradbury: 1 shared paper
- Sara Iverson and Connie Stewart: 1 shared paper
- Sara Iverson and Megan Bailey: 1 shared paper
- Biology
- Biologie
- Mathematics and Statistics - Saint John
- Urban and regional planning
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