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Jason
Everett Jason Everett is a marine ecologist whose interests lie in estuarine and plankton ecology, and the size spectra of plankton communities. More recently Jason has focussed on salp ecology and understanding how and why salps are becoming increasingly dominant in the marine ecosystem. He has previously investigated the effect of opening and closing cycles on intermittently open lagoons through a combination of field and modelling studies. As part of his work at the NSW Department of Environment and Climate Change he worked in a research group developing hydrodynamic and ecological response models for all NSW estuaries. Jason has recently begun a two year post-doc at the University of New South Wales quantifying the role of salps in marine food webs. Modified: 10/11/08 |
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