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Bill Daniels

Visiting Professor, Associate Professor (retired)

School of Fisheries, Aquaculture & Aquatic Sciences

(334) 844-9123 

  daniewh@auburn.edu 

  

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Address:
123 Swingle Hall
Auburn Univ, AL 36849

Biography

EDUCATION

  • 1993 – Ph.D., Mississippi State University, Starkville – Wildlife and Fisheries Sciences (Physiology)
  • 1984 – M.S., Texas A&M University, College Station – Wildlife and Fisheries Sciences (Aquaculture Nutrition)
  • 1978 – B.S., University of South Alabama, Mobile – Biology/Chemistry

AWARDS & HONORS

Past President of the World Aquaculture Society
Past President of the U.S. Aquaculture Society (a chapter of the World Aquaculture Society)
The Eminent Scientist Award, International Conference on Environmental Sustainability for Food Security (ENFOSE 2016) and Society for Advancement of Biological Sciences (SABS) Bangalore, 2016
Distinguished Educator Award, The United Nations Association-USA, Greater Birmingham Chapter, October 19, 2016
The Guthrie Award for Achievement in International Agriculture, 2012
Honorary Life Membership, International Association of Astacology, 2010
Sigma Xi Research Support Award 1990
Outstanding Graduate Student in the Department of Wildlife and Fisheries, School of Forest Resources, Mississippi State Univ., 1990-91

Publications

SELECT PUBLICATIONS

  • D. A. Perera, R. P. Phelps, D. D. Tuong, M. Zapata, B. M. Tam, and W. H. Daniels. 2016. Use of Shrimp Penaeus
    spp. and Krill Euphauisa spp. in a Feed Training Diet for Striped Snakehead Channa striata. International
    Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Studies 4(3): 12-15.
  • Phelps, R. P., W. H. Daniels, N. R. Sansing and T. W. Brown. 2010. Production of gulf killifish in the black belt
    region of Alabama using saline groundwater. North American Journal of Aquaculture 72 (3):219-224.
  • Daniels, W. H., R. O. Cavalli and R. P. Smullen. 2009. Chapter 4. Broodstock Management. In M.B. New, W.C. Valenti, L.R. D’Abramo and J. Tidwell, editors, Freshwater Prawn Culture:The farming of Macrobrachium
    rosenbergii, Blackwell Science, Oxford, pp. 40-54.
  • Valenti, W. C., W. H. Daniels, M. B. New and E. S. Correia. 2009. Chapter 5. Hatchery Systems and Management.
    In M.B. New, W.C. Valenti, L.R. D’Abramo and J. Tidwell, editors, Freshwater Prawn Culture:The farming of
    Macrobrachium rosenbergii, Blackwell Science, Oxford, pp. 55-85.
  • Pine, H. J.*, M. Jiang*, W. H. Daniels, D. A. Davis and C. D. Webster. 2008. Replacement of fish meal with
    poultry by-product meal as a protein source in pond-raised sunshine bass, Morone chrysops X M. saxatilis,
    diets. Journal of the World Aquaculture Societ y 39:586-597.
  • Jiang, M.*, W. H. Daniels, H. J. Pine*and Jesse A. Chappell. 2008. Production and processing trait comparisons of
    channel catfish, blue catfish, and their hybrids grown in earthen ponds. Journal of the World Aquaculture Society
    39:736-745.
  • Molnar, J. and W. Daniels. 2007. Chapter 11: Tilapia: a fish with global reach. In: Globalization: Effects on
    Fisheries Resources, (eds.) W. W.Taylor, M. Schechter, and L. Wolfson. Cambridge University Press,
    Cambridge, UK.
  • Gherardi, F. and W.H. Daniels. (2004) Agonism and shelter competition between invasive and indigenous crayfish
    species. Journal of Zoology/Rev. Can. Zool. 82: 1923-1932.
  • Acquistapace, Patrizia, William H. Daniels, and Francesca Gherardi. 2004. Behavioral responses to ‘alarm odors’ in
    potentially invasive and non-invasive crayfish species from aquaculture ponds. Behavior 141:691-702.
  • Gherardi, F. & W.H. Daniels. 2003. Dominance hierarchies and status recognition in the crayfish, Procambarus acutus
    acutus. Canadian Journal of Zoology/Rev. Can. Zool. 81(7): 1269-1281.