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PROFESSIONAL
AFFILIATIONS:
American
Fisheries Society – Early
Life History Section, Fish Culture Section
World
Aquaculture Society
Zoology
Graduate Student Association |
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POSTER
PRESENTATIONS:
Rhodes,
A. C., Kealan Doyle, Marianne Green, Jacinta
Kenny, and Ken Maher. July, 2002. Investigating
Alternative Live Feeds for Juvenile Seahorses.
26th Annual Larval Fish Conference, American
Fisheries Society, 2002. Bergen, Norway.
Rhodes,
A.C., H.V. Daniels. January, 2002. Population Growth for a Laboratory-Reared
Harpacticoid Copepod. 1st Place Poster
Presentation Winner, Aquaculture America 2002, World Aquaculture
Society, 2002. San
Diego, CA, U.S.A.
Rhodes, A.C. February, 2001. Predicting
The Population Size Of Laboratory-Reared Copepods.
Zoology Graduate Student Association Symposium. Raleigh, NC, U.S.A.
Rhodes, A.C. April, 1999. What's
the Catch? U.S.
Trends in the Consumption of Fishery Products - Aquaculture vs. Capture
Fishery Products. World Aquaculture
Society, 1999. Sydney, Australia.
Rhodes,
A.C., G. Ward and Teichert - Coddington, D. August,
1996. Seasonal Variations in Dissolved
Oxygen and Salinity Profiles of Two Honduran Estuaries Impacted by
Shrimp Farming. Coastal Zone Canada,
1996. Rimouski, Quebec, Canada.
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ABOUT ME
This business grew out of a passion
for copepods. I have spent the last 6 years trying to
develop reliable methods for the mass culture of copepods. I have
certainly had some ups and downs, but now I am proud to offer these
pure cultures to researchers and hobbyists alike. Copepods can
hold the key to the development of more species of fish for aquaculture
and ornamental use alike. Please feel free to ask me questions
about the product, or if you have suggestions on future species. Adelaide@essentiallivefeeds.com
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EDUCATION:
2004 Ph.D. Zoology, North Carolina State University, Raleigh, NC
1992 M.S. Oceanography, Florida Institute of Technology,
Melbourne,FL
1990 B.A. Physics, University of Virginia, Charlottesville,
VA
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AWARDS:
2002
1st Place Student Poster Award, World Aquaculture Society
2001
Starr Fellowship, Bermuda Biological Station for Research
2000
University Alumni Fellowship, North Carolina State University
2000
Aylesworth Scholarship, Florida Sea Grant
1996
Dean John A. Knauss Marine Policy Fellowship, National Sea Grant, NOAA
1992
Aylesworth Scholarship, Florida Sea Grant
1992
Citizen’s Environmental Appreciation Award, Indian River Lagoon
National Estuary Program
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ORAL
PRESENTATIONS AND SEMINARS:
Rhodes,
A. C. October, 2002. Pre-metamorphic
Digestion In Flatfish Larvae. Nutrition
Departmental Seminar, North
Carolina State University.
Rhodes,
A. C., H. V. Daniels. July, 2002. Methods For Large-Scale Continuous Culture Of
A Marine Harpacticoid Copepod Nitokra lacustris. 26th Annual Larval Fish Conference, Early Life
History Section, American Fisheries Society, 2002.
Bergen, Norway.
Rhodes,
A. C. November, 2001.
Gastric Gland Development In Larval Flatfish. Fish Physiology Seminar, North
Carolina State University. Raleigh, N.C., U.S.A.
Rhodes,
A. C., H.V. Daniels. January, 2001. Optimizing the Growth Rate and Density of a
Laboratory-Cultured Harpacticoid Copepod. World
Aquaculture Society, 2001. Orlando, FL, U.S.A.
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