Nyeema Harris

Associate Professor

Yale University

United States

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Nyeema Harris is an Associate Professor at Yale University, USA. Her research focuses on network dynamics in urban mammal communities, pollution history using natural history collections, and energy-efficient pest control strategies. Additional areas of expertise include food web connectance in tropical forests, intraguild predation in jaguars and ocelots, and the socio-ecological implications of environmental changes.

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Christopher Schell

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University of California, Berkeley

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Vrije Universiteit Brussel

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Measuring historical pollution: Natural history collections as tools for public health and environmental justice research

Network dynamics revealed from eDNA highlight seasonal variation in urban mammal communities

Energy efficient homes for rodent control across cityscapes

Geographic differences in body size distributions underlie food web connectance of tropical forest mammals

Modeling effects of habitat structure on intraguild predation frequency and spatial coexistence between jaguars and ocelots

What's going to be on the menu with global environmental changes?

Socio-ecological gap analysis to forecast species range contractions for conservation

Responsibility, equity, justice, and inclusion in dynamic human–wildlife interactions

Place-Based Bias in Environmental Scholarship Derived from Social–Ecological Landscapes of Fear

A global horizon scan for urban evolutionary ecology

Conceptualizing the 3D niche and vertical space use

Temporal refuges of a subordinate carnivore vary across rural–urban gradient

Textured species range maps enhance interdisciplinary science capacity across scales

Downtown diet: a global meta-analysis of increased urbanization on the diets of vertebrate predators

Patch characteristics and domestic dogs differentially affect carnivore space use in fragmented landscapes in southern Chile

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Ben Fitzhugh

L. Beaudrot

Amy Savage

Pamela Davis-Kean

Kristin Winchell

Marie Perkins

Brian Verrelli

Christopher Schell

Sarah E Diamond

Kristien Brans

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