William W. Taylor, Ph.D.

University Distinguished Professor in Global Fisheries Systems
Michigan State University
Fisheries & Wildlife; Center for Systems Integration and Sustainability
Center for Systems Integration and Sustainability
1405 S. Harrison Road, Suite 115 Manly Miles Bldg.
East Lansing, MI
USA 48823-5243
Email: taylorw@msu.edu

Papers:
M-112-8 Effects of Macrophytes on Growth of Age-0 Largemouth Bass in Experimental Enclosures M-133-7 Prey Availability during the Larval Period Regulates Recruitment: Evidence for the Match-Mismatch Hypothesis W-136-13 2015 Assessment of the Nation's Fluvial Fish Habitats: Promoting Conservation of Fish Habitats throughout the Conterminous United States W-142-3 Evaluating Inland Fisheries over Large Regions: Using a Landscape Approach to Enhance Conservation Opportunities W-142-4 Fishing from Space: A Bayesian Model of Global Inland Fish Production W-142-7 Moving Towards Effective Governance of Inland Freshwater Resources W-142-8 Aquaculture in North America: The Pros, the Cons, and the Uncertainties W-142-10 Use of Household Dynamics to Estimate Inland Fisheries Harvest