Paul W. James, Professor and Department Chair Science Building, Room 338A 400 E. University Way Ellensburg, WA 98926-7537 (509) 963 2731 or 963-1895 email: jamesp@cwu.edu

Education

Teaching

Animal Biology, General Ecology, Wildlife & Fisheries Ecology, Ichthyology, Limnology, Research Methods & Techniques.

Research

Fish ecology, stream ecology, reproductive strategies in fishes.

Recent Publications

• James, P. W. 1996. Threatened fishes of the world: Percina pantherina (Moore & Reeves, 1955) (Percidae). Environmental Biology of Fishes 45:342.
• James, P. W. and H. M. Sexauer. 1997. Spawning behaviour, spawning habitat and alternative mating strategies in an adfluvial population of bull trout. Pages 325-329 in Mackay, W. C., M. K. Brewin, and M. Monita, editors. Friends of the bull trout conference proceedings. Bull Trout Task Force (Alberta), c/o Trout Unlimited Canada, Calgary.
• Sexauer, H. M. and P. W. James. 1997. A comparison of the microhabitat use by juvenile bull trout in four streams located in the eastern Cascades, Washington. Pages 361-370 in Mackay, W. C., M. K. Brewin, and M. Monita, editors. Friends of the bull trout conference proceedings. Bull Trout Task Force (Alberta), c/o Trout Unlimited Canada, Calgary.
• Divens, M..J., S.A. Bonar, B.D. Bolding, E. Anderson, and P.W. James. 1998. Monitoring warm-water fish populations in north temperate regions: sampling considerations when using proportional stock densities. Fisheries Management and Ecology 5:383-391.
• Polacek, M. C., and P.W. James. 2003. Diel microhabitat use by Age-0 bull trout in Indian Creek, Washington. Ecology of Freshwater Fish (in press ).