Photo credit: Joe White
Photo credit: Joe White
Welcome to the Pauli lab
We are interested in the response of mammal populations and communities to human disturbance, particularly as it relates to developing effective conservation strategies. We work in diverse ecosystems and employ a variety of techniques, from traditional ones like live capture, radiotelemetry and observation to more advanced ones involving molecular markers, stable isotopes and mathematical modeling to answer questions relating to mammalian ecology and conservation.
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