Sandra Bibiana Correa

Section of Ecology, Evolution & Systematic Biology

Department of Wildlife and Fisheries Sciences

Texas A&M University

Current

Research

Community Ecology

floating meadow/flooded forest

Food Webs & Ecosystem Ecology

frugivorous fishes

Publications

CV

Pictures

Links

Contact info

     Email:  scorrea@tamu.edu

     Office phone: (979) 862-1279

     101A Heep Laboratory Building

     Fax: (979) 845-4096

     Sandra Bibiana Correa

     Section of Ecology, Evolution & Systematic Biology

     Department of Wildlife and Fisheries Sciences

     Texas A&M University

     2258 TAMU

     College Station, TX 77843-2258  U.S.A.

Education

In progress - Ph.D.; Ecology, Evolution & Systematic Biology,

     Department of Wildlife and Fisheries Sciences, Texas A&M

     University; Advisor: K.O. Winemiller

2005 - M.Sc., Zoology, University of Florida. Thesis: Comparison of

     fish assemblages in flooded forest versus floating meadow habitats

     of an upper Amazon floodplain (Pacaya Samiria National Reserve,

     Peru) [PDF]. Advisor: James S. Albert (Florida Museum of Natural History)

Research interests

General interest in the study of ecology and conservation of tropical freshwater fishes and aquatic ecosystems. Specific interests in community ecology of Amazon fishes of rivers, floodplain lakes and seasonally flooded forest. Evolution of frugivorous fishes associated to seasonally flooded forest.