Michael H. Horn
Professor (Not Taking Graduate Students)
Degrees
PhD, Harvard University
MS, University of Oklahoma
BS Northeastern State University
Research Areas
Ecology and physiology of fish-plant interactions in coastal seas and tropical rain forests, fish herbivory, seabird feeding ecology, landscape-scale conservation biology
Courses Regularly Taught
Biogeography, Ichthyology, Conservation Biology, Professional Aspects of Biology
Publications
Horn, M. H., S. B. Correa, P. Parolin, B. J. A. Pollux, J. T. Anderson, C. Lucas, P. Widmann, A. Tjiu, M. Galetti and M. Goulding (2011) Seed dispersal by fishes in tropical and temperate fresh waters: the growing evidence. Acta Oecologica 37: 561-577 (published online 1 August, doi:10.1016/j.actao.2011.06.004)
Horn, M. H. (2010) Global warming and overexploitation in the northeastern Pacific: challenges driving the need for sustainability, p. 405-418. In Climate change and sustainable development (R. A. Reck, ed.). Linton Atlantic Books, Ltd., Chicago
Sotka, E. E., J. Forbey, M. Horn, A. G. B. Poore, D. Raubenheimer and K. E. Whalen (2009) The emerging role of pharmacology in understanding consumer-prey interactions in marine and freshwater systems. Integrative and Comparative Biology 49: 291-313.
Albrecht, M. P., E. P. Caramaschi and M. H. Horn. (2009) Population responses to impoundment by two omnivorous fish species in a Brazilian tropical river. Hydrobiologia627(1): 181-193(published online 26 February 2009)
Horn, M. H. (2007) Global warming and overexploitation in the Northeastern Pacific: challenges that drive the need for solutions to achieve sustainability. Forum topic: Global warming and sustainable development. Forum on Public Policy , A Journal of the Oxford Round Table 3(4): 325-336
