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I have moved to Dalhousie
University. My new webpage is here
I
recently finished my PhD in the Biodiversity Research Centre at the
University
of British Columbia. My research focuses on the determinants of local
diversity-
that is, what factors sum to produce the local species richnesses and
abundances
we see in nature. Much of my work tests the roles of regional species
diversity
and abiotic disturbances on local diversity, as well as the impact of
facilitative effects among species on community structure. One of my
main goals is to have interesting experimental field work (British
Columbia, Canadian Arctic, Costa Rica) balanced with rigorous analysis
of
available datasets. |
I
do work across a variety of biomes, without an organismal bias (though
I seem to get good data from arthropods most frequently).
Click the images below for some fieldwork photos: |
British
Columbia |
Costa Rica |
Canadian
Arctic |
e.mail.brian
Links |