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Wayne Wurtsbaugh

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Wayne Wurtsbaugh is a limnologist and emeritus professor in the Department of Watershed Sciences and the Ecology Center at Utah State University.12 He was elected as a Fellow of the international Association for the Sciences of Limnology and Oceanography.1 Wurtsbaugh's research is focused on saltwater lakes around the world, including the Great Salt Lake in Utah, and he has also studied lakes in Argentina and Iran.1

Wurtsbaugh joined ASLO as a graduate student in 1977 and has contributed to the organization by serving on its board and committees, and by creating its Image Library, which offers free online access to over 2,300 aquatic sciences images for educational purposes.1 At Utah State University, Wurtsbaugh teaches classes in limnology and aquatic ecology.1

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