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   <firstname>Christine</firstname>
   <lastname>Dyer</lastname>
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   <department>Quinney College of Agriculture &amp; Natural Resources; Ecology</department>
   <position>Graduate Student</position>
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   <email>christine.dyer@usu.edu</email>
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   <bio>Christine’s research focuses on the movement and entrainment of non-native fish from Lake Powell through Glen Canyon Dam into the Colorado River in Grand Canyon National Park, analyzing how these movements may affect native fish conservation and aquatic ecosystem management.</bio>
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