Thomas W. Schoener

Thomas Schoener

Distinguished Professor Emeritus

  • Evolution and Ecology

Research Interests

Experimental studies of lizard and spider colonization and competition on islands. Experimental food-web manipulation as it affects herbivores, intermediate predators, and producers. Mathematical models of population interactions, territory size, food-web effects, and parasitoid occurrence; feeding strategies; island ecology; lizard population biology; predation; and resource partitioning. Development of methods for estimating home-range area and independence of successive observations. Analysis of size differences among certain hawks and lizards, with reference to the "null-model" controversy in community ecology.

Center Affiliations

CBS Graduate Group Affiliations

Education and Degree(s)
  • 1965 B.A. in Biology, Harvard University
  • 1969 Ph.D. in Biology, Harvard University
Publications

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Academic Departments Department of Evolution and Ecology Graduate Groups Population Biology Graduate Group Community Ecology Population Interactions