Jonathan Pauli

Associate Professor

University of Wisconsin-Madison

United States

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Jonathan Pauli is an Associate Professor at the University of Wisconsin Madison, USA. His research focuses on carnivore ecology, including temporal partitioning among sympatric species, the impact of human food subsidies on large carnivores, and community dynamics in changing environments. He has contributed to studies on the effects of environmental change on animal behavior and population dynamics, with a particular emphasis on forest carnivores.

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Benjamin Zuckerberg

Associate Professor

University of Wisconsin-Madison

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Temporal partitioning among sympatric forest carnivores drives a temporal mismatch with preferred prey

The Intentional and Unintentional Human Food Subsidy Landscape for a Large Carnivore

Carnivore community reassembly provides a test of Eltonian niche conservatism

The repatriation of wolves to Isle Royale alters the foraging of meso-carnivores

Survival of a polymorphic species in seasonally snow‐covered forests

Asymmetrical predation intensity produces divergent antipredator behaviours in primary and secondary prey

Small but connected islands can maintain populations and genetic diversity under climate change

Sex and age mediate the effects of rapid environmental change for a forest carnivore, the Fisher (Pekania pennanti)

Seasonal dynamics of small mammal populations: resource availability and cold exposure interact to govern abundance

Reciprocated competition between two forest carnivores drives dietary specialization

Predicting and prioritizing genetic diversity outcomes of animal translocations

Assessment of behavioral energetics model on Puma concolor using doubly labeled water

Experimental repatriation of snowshoe hares along a southern range boundary reveals historical community interactions

Winter conditions structure extratropical patterns of species richness of amphibians, birds and mammals globally

Conservation of rare and cryptic species: Challenges of uncertainty and opportunities for progress

Anomalous snow events increase mortality for a winter-adapted species

Seasonality drives the survival landscape of a recovering forest carnivore in a changing world

Not all management is equal: a comparison of methods to increase wood turtle population viability

Small mammal dynamics in snow-covered forests

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Benjamin Zuckerberg

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