Brice Adams

Brice Adams - Conservation Geneticist
Conservation Geneticist
Abernathy Fish Technology Center
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1440 Abernathy Creek Rd.
Longview, WA 98632
United States

(360) 442-7982
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About Brice Adams

Brice's research focuses on population genetics, species identification, and conservation genetics of a variety of taxa. His projects have collaborated with a number of partners including private, tribal, state and other federal agencies.

PROFESSIONAL BACKGROUND

M.S. 2011. Biology. University of Louisiana, Lafayette, LA.

B.S. 1999. Wildlife Biology (Minor: Political Science). University of Montana, Missoula, MT.

SELECTED PUBLICATIONS

DeHaan, P., B. Adams, R. Tabor, D. Hawkins, B. Thompson. 2014. Historical and contemporary forces shape genetic variation in the Olympic mudminnow (Novumbra hubbsi), an endemic fish from Washington State, USA. Conservation Genetics 15(6): 1417-1431.

Adams, B., P. DeHaan, R. Tabor, B. Thompson, D. Hawkins. 2013. Characterization of tetranucleotide microsatellite loci for Olympic mudminnow (Novumbra hubbsi). Conservation Genetics Resources 5(2): 573-575.

DeHaan, P.W., S.J. Brenkman, B. Adams, and P. Crain. 2011. Genetic Population Structure of Olympic Peninsula Bull Trout Population and Implications for Elwha Dam Removal. Northwest Science 85(3): 463-475.

Leberg, P.L., M.C. Green, M.C. Luent, B.A. Adams, and K.M. Purcell. 2007. Response of waterbird colonies to hurricanes: Loss of individual rookeries has little effect on regional breeding populations. Animal Conservation 10:502-508.

In The News

A man kneeling in a shallow creek releasing a large fish with mountains in the background.
Endangered Species Act
Celebrating ESA's 50th with Abernathy Fish Technology Center
From delisting the first fish, to using DNA to help bull trout return to their natal waters, and joining forces with botanists to use DNA to conserve a threatened plant, Abernathy Fish Technology Center's work in conservation genetics has informed important decisions for threatened and endangered...