Kenneth Oliveira
Professor
Biology
Contact
508-999-8227
508-999-8196
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Education
| 1986 | University of Massachusetts Dartmouth | B.S. in Biology |
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| 1989 | University of Massachusetts Dartmouth | M.S. in Biology |
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| 1994 | University of Rhode Island | Ph.D in Biology |
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Teaching
- Advanced Ichthyology
- General Ecology Laboratory
- Biology of Fishes
- Biology of Organisms Laboratory
- General Biology
Programs
Research interests
- Biology of fishes with an emphasis on the biology of American eels
- Life history strategies
- Age and growth of fishes
Research activities
- Examinations of the distribution and physiological effects of the recently introduced swimbladder parasite on eels
- Changes in the digestive system during the adult metamorphosis of eels
- Sex determination of eels
- Effects of contaminants on gametogenesis
- Development of artificial fertilization methods
Select publications
J. Byer, M. Alaee, R. Brown, M. Lebeuf, S. Backus, M. Keir, G. Pacepavicius, J. Casselman. C. Belpaire, K. Oliveira, G. Verreault, and P. Hodson (2013).
Spatial trends of dioxin-like compounds in Atlantic anguillid eels
Chemosphere, 91(10), 1439-1446.
W.J. Duffy, R.S. McBride, M. L. Hendricks and K. Oliveira (2012).
Transactions of the American Fisheries Society
Otolith age validation and growth estimation from oxytetracycline-marked and recaptured American shad Alosa sapidissima, 141:6, 1664-1671.
W.J. Duffy, R.S. McBride, S.X. Cadrin, and K. Oliveira (2011).
Transactions of the American Fisheries Society
Is Cating's method of transverse groove counts to annuli applicable for all stocks of American shad?, 140(4), 1023-1034.