Our research interests lie at the interface between ecology (e.g., population, community, behavioral), biology (e.g., physiology, morphology, ontogeny), and natural resource management. We are particularly interested in integrating these theoretical and applied fields using innovative quantitative techniques. Managing natural resources requires sustainable utilization to provide the fundamental ecosystem services that promote quality of life (Muralikrishna and Manickam 2017). We are passionate about the multi-disciplinary aspect of ecological studies, as this is essential to integrate knowledge across disciplines to develop, test, and apply theory to advance human understanding and inform management decision-making.

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