Job Summary
The individual selected for this position will assist with field work (i.e., electrofishing, setting nets) on rivers and reservoirs in Alabama, Oklahoma, Texas, and Arkansas working on current and future research projects. Additionally, the selected individuals will assist in laboratory work such as otolith preparation, fish aging, and acoustic and radio tracking.
One-year limited term position. Continuation will be contingent upon availability of funding.
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