Luis F De León

Associate Professor

University of Massachusetts Boston
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Dr. Luis F De León is an Associate Professor at the University of Massachusetts, USA. His research primarily focuses on biodiversity conservation, ecological impacts of biological invasions, and the evolution of marine and terrestrial species. Recent publications include works on the aquatic fauna of the Panama Canal and the ecological consequences of urbanization on lizard populations in tropical environments.

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Kristin Winchell

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