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Daniel Simberloff

Daniel Simberloff

November 8, 2023 by

ADDRESS
480 Dabney Mailing Address: 569 Dabney Hall, 1416 Circle Dr, Knoxville, TN 37996
Email
dsimberloff@utk.edu
Phone
(865) 974-0849
Phone lab
(865) 974-3067

Daniel Simberloff

Gore Hunger Professor of Environmental Science

Research Interest

biological invasions, ecology, conservation biology, biogeography

Education

1969 – Ph.D., Harvard University

Research

Ecology, evolution, conservation biology, biogeography, and statistical ecology.

Specific research interests include:

  • Invasion biology. The patterns displayed by species introduced outside their geographic ranges, the impacts such species have on the communities they invade, and the means by which such invasions can be managed.
  • Community composition and structure. The determinants of community composition (which species can coexist in communities?) and community patterns that reflect these determinants.
  • Community morphological structure. The ways in which species vary morphologically depending on which other species are present.

Publications

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