<p>Dr. Ryan Earley, associate professor in The University of Alabama's Department of Biological Sciences, talks about his research into pollutants and the chemical effects on fish. He focuses specifically on mangrove rivulus, a self-fertilizing hermaphroditic fish.</p>

Dr. Ryan Earley, associate professor in The University of Alabama's Department of Biological Sciences, talks about his research into pollutants and the chemical effects on fish. He focuses specifically on mangrove rivulus, a self-fertilizing hermaphroditic fish.

Ep. 8: Dr. Ryan Earley on Chemical Effects on Behavior in Fish

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Ep. 8: Dr. Ryan Earley on Chemical Effects on Behavior in Fish

Ep. 8: Dr. Ryan Earley on Chemical Effects on Behavior in Fish