Published Articles
  1. Jutfelt, F, T Norin, ER Åsheim, LE Rowsey, AH Andreassen, R Morgan, TD Clark, and B Speers-Roesch (2020). The Aerobic Scope Protection Hypothesis: A Mechanism Explaining Reduced Growth of Ectotherms in Warming Environments? EcoEvoRxiv. link (preprint)
  2. ​Rowsey, LE, JL Johansen, AJ Khursigara, and AJ Esbaugh (2019). Oil exposure impairs predator-prey dynamics in larval red drum (Sciaenops ocellatus). Marine and Freshwater Research, 71(1) 99-106. link
  3. Clapp, SR*, LE Rowsey*, and JA Grant* (2016). The effects of snorkel-based tourism on the behavior of reef fishes. Texas Undergraduate Research Journal, 15(1): 1-18. link (non-peer reviewed journal) *authors contributed equally
Conference Presentations
  1. Thermal constraints on anaerobic exercise performance are not major drivers of winter dormancy in cunner. Society of Integrative and Comparative Biology Meeting, January 2020. Austin, TX. Oral.
  2. Thermal constraints on physiological performance in cunner. Atlantic Regional Comparative Physiology Workshop, October 2019. Saint Andrews, NB. Oral. 
  3. Do thermal constraints on physiological performance drive winter dormancy in fish? Society of Experimental Biology Annual Meeting, July 2019. Seville, Spain. Oral.
  4. Behavioural thermoregulation and metabolic recovery after exhaustive exercise in brook trout (Salvelinus fontinalis). 
    Society of Experimental Biology Annual Meeting, July 2019. Seville, Spain. Poster.  
  5. Do thermal constraints on physiological performance drive winter dormancy in fish? Canadian Society of Zoologists Meeting, May 2019. Windsor, ON. Oral. 
  6. Behavioural thermoregulation and metabolic recovery after exhaustive exercise in brook trout (Salvelinus fontinalis). 
    Canadian Society of Zoologists Meeting, May 2019. Windsor, ON. Oral. 
  7. Do thermal constraints on physiological performance drive winter dormancy in fish? Society of Integrative and Comparative Biology Meeting, January 2019. Tampa, FL. Symposia and Oral Abstracts. Integrative and Comparative Biology, Volume 59: Issue suppl_1, pg. 199, link. Oral.
  8. Why be cool? Behavioral thermoregulation and physiological recovery after exhaustive exercise in juvenile brook charr (Salvelinus fontinalis). Society of Integrative and Comparative Biology Meeting, January 2019. Tampa, FL. Poster Abstracts. Integrative and Comparative Biology, Volume 59: Issue suppl_1, pg. 139, link. Poster.
  9. Thermal constraints on anaerobic exercise and aerobic performance are not major drivers of winter dormancy in cunner. Atlantic Regional Comparative Physiology Workshop, October 2018. Saint Andrews, NB. Oral.
  10. Thermal constraints on physiological performance as a cause of winter dormancy in fishes. Canadian Society of Zoologists Meeting, May 2018. St. John’s, NL. Oral.
  11. Oil exposure negatively affects prey capture ability of larval red drum. Atlantic Regional Comparative Physiology Workshop, October 2017. Saint Andrews, NB. Oral.
  12. Effects of sub-lethal oil exposure on predator-prey dynamics in a larval marine fish. Society of Integrative and Comparative Biology Meeting, January 2017. New Orleans, LA. Poster Abstracts, Integrative and Comparative Biology, Volume 57: Issue suppl_1, pg. 144, link. Poster.
  13. The effects of snorkel-based tourism on the behavior of reef fishes. University of Texas at Austin Undergraduate Research Forum, April 2016. Austin, TX. Poster.
SEB Meeting, 2019
SEB Meeting, 2019
PhD Proposal Defense, 2018
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