Dr. Michael P. Marlow This is Me

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1. 1. novationsjournal.org

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   Published on: 12/22/2007   Last Visited: 12/22/2007

   Michael P. Marlow
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   Michael P. Marlow is currently associate professor of science education at the University of Colorado at Denver. He has been involved in numerous science field projects involving teachers in doing authentic research. He also leads the Inquiry Science Doctoral Lab, which is a team of doctoral students and university professors functioning as a research team on science teachers' professional development. He can be reached at mike.marlow@cudenver.edu.
   
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   Marlow, M. P., & Kyed, S. V. (2004).

2. 2. Index

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   Published on: 12/22/2007   Last Visited: 12/22/2007

   Michael P. Marlow
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   Michael P. Marlow is currently associate professor of science education at the University of Colorado at Denver. He has been involved in numerous science field projects involving teachers in doing authentic research. He also leads the Inquiry Science Doctoral Lab, which is a team of doctoral students and university professors functioning as a research team on science teachers' professional development. He can be reached at mike.marlow@cudenver.edu.
   
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   Marlow, M. P., & Kyed, S. V. (2004).

3. 3. African Cichlids: Lake Victoria => Mystery cichlid

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   Published on: 1/1/2003   Last Visited: 5/9/2006

   I received 6 of them in 1999 from Dr. Mike Marlow, a professor at the University of COlorado, Colorado this is the information he gave me. He said they are Haplochromis sp. "Salmon" and their location and lake collected from is Hippo Point, and Lake Victroia. The females are a silver color and will display black stripes when aggressive or mating. The males are a bright orange--red-orange color and will display vertical stripes very predominatly when aggressive and mating. Dr. Marlow worked with a man from the Kenya Marine Fisheries research Institute to bring these fish back to Denver and use them with his Education classes.