<p>(<em>Wondering how I identify so many different organisms?</em> See <a href="https://biology.meta.stackexchange.com/a/4130/16866">here</a>!!)</p>
<p>University professor and forest Ecologist studying long term changes in forest population, community, and ecosystem dynamics. I'm currently working on century long successional and biomass patterns of southeastern temperate forests and the effects of both long-term and episodic disturbances on these patterns.</p>
<p>I'm ok with stats, and fairly proficient in R.</p>
<p>Look at me go!</p>
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