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Archive for tag: susceptible

Researcher Spotlight: Dr. Jeff Corbin
09.062021June 9, 2021

Researcher Spotlight: Dr. Jeff Corbin

By Justin DalabaIn Blog, Researcher SpotlightsTags biogeography, climate change, containment, detection, introduction, invasion, landscape, management, policy, research, spread, susceptible

“There is a wealth of ecological data out there that can be applied to answer questions far beyond the original intentions.” says Jeff, whose studies aim to unlock the drivers of and resistance to invasions.

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