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Amanda Gallinat

Colby College

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Colby College

Computer Science Department

Studies Of Department Of Environmental

NoneAmanda Gallinat is currently serving as a Colby College faculty at Colby College.

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Colby College

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ecology climate change phenology environmental science plant science botany climatology plant ecology vegetation science forest ecology plant biology climatic change biology conservation biology biological conservation evolutionary biology plant physiology avian biology ornithology covid-19 pandemic herbarium specimens wildlife invasion biology covid-19 biogeography climate projections forestry sars-cov-2 tree physiology medical virology communicable diseases theoretical biology virus transmission vegetation history wildlife management theoretical ecology wildlife ecology climate variability spatial ecology climate change research public engagement conservation research experimental botany agronomy horticulture research evolutionary applications forest biology virus epidemiology viral dynamics short-term variability theoretical prediction biometeorology evolutionary theory evolution-based method biotic interactions phylogeny comparison biological evolution phylogenetic methods evolutionary taxonomies tree growth silviculture ecological modelling macroecology ecological process old plants phenological research deciduous trees autumn phenology studies autumn senescence species invasions leaf-out phenology nonpharmaceutical interventions ecosystem processes leaf senescence times substantial variation ecological theory

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Animal‐Mediated Seed Dispersal: A Review of Study Methods. Applications in Plant Sciences (2026)

wildlifespatial ecologyanimal ecologyanimal‐mediated seed dispersalcommunity (ecology)population biologyapplied ecologyecology

Author Response for"Combined Volunteer and Ecological Network Observations Show Broad‐Scale Temperature‐Sensitivity Patterns for Deciduous Plant Flowering and Leaf‐out Times Across the Eastern Scp USA /Scp". (2025)

author responseclimatologyclimate dynamicsclimatic changegeographyclimate changevegetation scienceforest ecologyplant scienceplant ecologyecologydeciduous plant floweringphenologycombined volunteer

Building Spring Development Indices for Woody Species in the Conterminous United States. Agricultural and Forest Meteorology (2025)

Joshua J. HatzisMark D. SchwartzToby R. AultAlison DonnellyAmanda GallinatXiaolu LiTheresa M. Crimmins

forest ecosystemswoody speciestree growthtree physiologyecosystemsconterminous united statesgeographycommunity (ecology)forest ecologysilviculturespring development indicesforest researchecology

Combined Volunteer and Ecological Network Observations Show Broad‐Scale Temperature‐Sensitivity Patterns for Deciduous Plant Flowering and Leaf‐out Times Across the Eastern USA. Journal of Ecology (2025)

climatologyclimate dynamicsgeographyclimate changevegetation scienceecological network observationsbroad‐scale temperature‐sensitivity patternsforest ecologyplant scienceplant ecologyecologydeciduous plant floweringphenologyapplied plant ecology

How Much Can Local Weather Conditions Explain Intra- and Inter-Annual Variation in Raptor Migration Counts at a Neotropical Hotspot? a New Analytical Approach. The Auk (2025)

population ecologyclimatologyraptor migrationclimate dynamicsclimatic changespatial ecologybiogeographywildlife ecologygeographyclimate changeanimal ecologyraptor researchnew analytical approachearth sciencemovement ecologyecologylocal weather conditions

Integrating Historical Records and Citizen Science Data to Understand Bird Responses to Climate Change in Concord, Massachusetts: Thoreau to Ebird. The Wilson Journal of Ornithology (2025)

citizen science dataclimate communicationwildlifeavian biologyclimatic changebird responsesclimate change effectshistorical recordsenvironmental scienceclimate changehuman impacts on the environmentecologyornithology

Birds. (2024)

Cmip6 Spring Onset Data for LI Et Al. (2023):"Diverging Northern Hemisphere Trends in Meteorological Versus Ecological Indicators of Spring Onset in Cmip6". Figshare (2023)

Xiaolu LiToby AultCarlos M. CarrilloColin EvansFlavio LehnerTheresa M. CrimminsMark D. SchwartzAlison C. DonnellyAmanda S Gallinat

earth system scienceclimatologyclimate projectionsspring onsetgeophysical researchgeographyhydrometeorologyleaf area indexgeoscientific model developmentclimate modellingclimate variabilityearth sciencecmip6 model outputsclimate changemeteorology

Diverging Northern Hemisphere Trends in Meteorological Versus Ecological Indicators of Spring Onset in Cmip6. Geophysical Research Letters (2023)

Xiaolu LiToby AultColin P. EvansFlavio LehnerCarlos M. CarrilloAlison DonnellyTheresa CrimminsAmanda S. GallinatMark D. Schwartz

earth system scienceclimatologyclimate projectionsspring onsetclimate dynamicsglobal changeclimatic changeleaf area indexclimate changegeoscientific model developmentforest ecologyclimate variabilityearth scienceecologyphenologymeteorologycmip6 models

Ten Best Practices for Effective Phenological Research. International Journal of Biometeorology (2023)

Richard B. PrimackAmanda S. GallinatElizabeth R. EllwoodTheresa M. CrimminsMark D. SchwartzMichelle D. StaudingerAbraham J. Miller-Rushing

environmental sciencequalitative researchbiometeorologybest practiceseffective phenological researchclimate changephenology

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Amanda Gallinat

Colby College

Affiliations

Colby College

Computer Science Department

Studies Of Department Of Environmental

NoneAmanda Gallinat is currently serving as a Colby College faculty at Colby College.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Amanda Gallinat

Colby College

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Animal‐Mediated Seed Dispersal: A Review of Study Methods. Applications in Plant Sciences (2026)

wildlifespatial ecologyanimal ecologyanimal‐mediated seed dispersalcommunity (ecology)population biologyapplied ecologyecology

author responseclimatologyclimate dynamicsclimatic changegeographyclimate changevegetation scienceforest ecologyplant scienceplant ecologyecologydeciduous plant floweringphenologycombined volunteer

Building Spring Development Indices for Woody Species in the Conterminous United States. Agricultural and Forest Meteorology (2025)

Joshua J. HatzisMark D. SchwartzToby R. AultAlison DonnellyAmanda GallinatXiaolu LiTheresa M. Crimmins

forest ecosystemswoody speciestree growthtree physiologyecosystemsconterminous united statesgeographycommunity (ecology)forest ecologysilviculturespring development indicesforest researchecology

How Much Can Local Weather Conditions Explain Intra- and Inter-Annual Variation in Raptor Migration Counts at a Neotropical Hotspot? a New Analytical Approach. The Auk (2025)

Integrating Historical Records and Citizen Science Data to Understand Bird Responses to Climate Change in Concord, Massachusetts: Thoreau to Ebird. The Wilson Journal of Ornithology (2025)

Birds. (2024)

Cmip6 Spring Onset Data for LI Et Al. (2023):"Diverging Northern Hemisphere Trends in Meteorological Versus Ecological Indicators of Spring Onset in Cmip6". Figshare (2023)

Xiaolu LiToby AultCarlos M. CarrilloColin EvansFlavio LehnerTheresa M. CrimminsMark D. SchwartzAlison C. DonnellyAmanda S Gallinat

Diverging Northern Hemisphere Trends in Meteorological Versus Ecological Indicators of Spring Onset in Cmip6. Geophysical Research Letters (2023)

Xiaolu LiToby AultColin P. EvansFlavio LehnerCarlos M. CarrilloAlison DonnellyTheresa CrimminsAmanda S. GallinatMark D. Schwartz

Ten Best Practices for Effective Phenological Research. International Journal of Biometeorology (2023)

Richard B. PrimackAmanda S. GallinatElizabeth R. EllwoodTheresa M. CrimminsMark D. SchwartzMichelle D. StaudingerAbraham J. Miller-Rushing

environmental sciencequalitative researchbiometeorologybest practiceseffective phenological researchclimate changephenology

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