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> Department of Ecology
Jay Rotella
Professor of Ecology
My work focuses on animal population
ecology and management, modeling and
estimation of population parameters, effects of changes in land use on
avian
populations, and investigation of habitat relationships. Most
of my work
focuses on birds, and I work on a variety of avian species in forests,
grasslands, and wetlands. I also work with other researchers
on a number of projects involving non-avian species.
I
teach
a senior-level course in Ornithology and graduate courses on population
dynamics and on the analysis of population data.
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