Robin Dunkin

Assistant Teaching Professor

University of California, Santa Cruz

United States

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Robin Dunkin is an Assistant Teaching Professor at UC Santa Cruz, United States. His research focuses on marine biology, emphasizing topics such as ecological impacts of environmental changes, assessment of mercury in wildlife, and the integration of science practices in educational settings. Recent publications highlight his work on marine mammals, food web dynamics, and the effects of harmful algal blooms on marine ecosystems.

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University of Wisconsin-Madison

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Adapting Undergraduate Biology to Include Science Practices by Teaching Students to Generate Scientific Explanations

Assessment of mercury concentrations in fur, liver, and brain tissue from necropsied southern sea otters (Enhydra lutris nereis)

Perturbations in a pelagic food web during the NE pacific large marine heatwave and persistent harmful diatom blooms

Time to close the knowledge–practice gap in field teaching

Growth in marine mammals

Stable isotope analysis reveals differences in domoic acid accumulation and feeding strategies of key vectors in a California hotspot for outbreaks

Engaging in science practices in classrooms predicts increases in undergraduates' STEM motivation, identity, and achievement: A short-term longitudinal study

The metabolic cost of whistling is low but measurable in dolphins

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Campbell Leaper

Christine Starr

Fredrik Christiansen

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