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Dr. Keving Lafferty is a Senior Ecologist with the Western Ecological Research Center. His main interest lies in how parasites affect ecosystems and, in turn, how ecosystems affect parasites. He is also involved in research on the conservation of marine resources, investigating strategies for protecting endangered shorebirds, fish and abalone.
Apr 8, 2024 · Man Arrested After Firing Gun In Maplewood Domestic Dispute: Cops. A 38-year-old Maplewood man was arrested and charged after he fired a gunshot during a domestic disturbance on Sunday, April 7, police said. Kevin Lafferty. Photo Credit: Essex County Department of Corrections. Sam Barron.
Infectious diseases affect marine fisheries and aquaculture economics. KD Lafferty, CD Harvell, JM Conrad, CS Friedman, ML Kent, AM Kuris, ... Annual review of marine science 7, 471-496. , 2015....
KEVIN M LAFFERTY was booked on 4/7/2024 in Essex County, New Jersey. He was charged with POSS OF WEAPON FOR UNLAWFUL PURPOSE-FIREARM-ANYONE. He was 38 years old on the day of the booking.
Kevin Lafferty is known for Wednesday (2022), Locke & Key (2020) and The Umbrella Academy (2019).
Kevin Lafferty. Marine Ecologist, Western Ecological Research Center, US Geological Survey. Principal Investigator, Marine Science Institute, UC Santa Barbara. Adjunct Faculty, Ecology, Evolution and Marine Biology, UC Santa Barbara.
Kevin Lafferty is known for Wednesday (2022), Locke & Key (2020) and The Umbrella Academy (2019).
Kevin LAFFERTY, Marine Ecologist | Cited by 35,702 | of United States Geological Survey, Colorado (USGS) | Read 340 publications | Contact Kevin LAFFERTY
Nov 21, 2016 · Watch Kevin Lafferty's informative and engaging talk on "perspectives", and ask yourself, who's the parasite? Kevin Lafferty received a Ph.D. in Ecology from UC Santa Barbara in 1991.
Since 1998, I've worked as an Ecologist with the US Geological Survey. I’ve been at UCSB more or less since I came as an undergraduate in 1981 and then got my Ph.D here in 1991. I have an office and laboratory on campus at UCSB’s Marine Science Institute.
