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Pat Doak

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Type
Scientist
Organization
University of Alaska Fairbanks
Description

My research is motivated by three main areas of interest: 1) population and evolutionary ecology of plant-insect interactions, 2) the impact of patchy or fragmented habitat structure on population level processes, and 3) how detailed examination of individual behavior can be used to scale up to explanations of population level processes. My own research centers on insect population ecology, however my interests extend beyond the world of insects.

Geography
Alaska
Website
http://www.iab.uaf.edu/people/pat_doak/

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