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Amanda J. Zellmer

Occidental College

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Comparative Studies in Literature and Culture

Gender, Women, & Sexuality Studies

Department Of Political Science

Occidental College

Vantuna Research Group

NoneAmanda J. Zellmer is currently serving as a Comparative Studies In Literature And Culture faculty at Occidental College.

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ecology avian biology environmental science evolutionary biology wildlife urban ecology conservation biology animal ecology biology biogeography wildlife ecology ecology and evolutionary biology climate change ornithology marine biology molecular ecology zoology animal conservation phylogenetics evolutionary ecology plant science biological conservation wildlife management marine ecology plant diversity spatial ecology adaptation fish biology mammalogy mammalian biology ecology evolution next-generation sequencing population ecology marine management landscape ecology terrestrial ecology macroecology invasive species invasion biology avian evolution plant biology plant ecology environmental differentiation global ecology systematics biological evolution zoogeography human-wildlife relationships conservation management system tropical insect science terrestrial arthropods climate change effects future climatic change wildlife biology coral reefs marine environments gentrification fishery management marine protected areas commercial fishing culture education niche models ecological speciation population genetic divergence landscape-scale differences common species wildlife sightings deep phylogeographic structure ecosystem restoration stacked-species distribution modeling optimal sites exclusive microbiome deep-sea bone-eating snail case study batrachochytrium salamandrivorans species limits

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Cloudy With a Chance of Speciation: Integrative Taxonomy Reveals Extraordinary Divergence Within a Mesoamerican Cloud Forest Bird. The Catalogue of Life (2026)

phylogeneticsecology evolutionbiodiversityavian biologyornithologyavian evolutionnatural diversitybiologyspeciationevolutionary ecologyecology and evolutionary biologyecologyevolutionary biologycretaceous bird

Sensitivity of Habitat Suitability-Derived Connectivity Models to Three-Dimensional Measures of Urban Landscape Structure. Urban Ecosystems (2026)

spatial analysisurban modellinglandscape connectivityurban geographyurban planninggeographyurban environmentsurban ecology

Conservation in the Anthropocene: Using Genetics to Understand the Past and Manage for the Future of the Threatened Stephens' Kangaroo Rat. Evolutionary Applications (2025)

biological conservationkangaroo ratconservation sciencenature conservationthreatened stephensanimal conservationanthropologyanthropocenebiodiversity conservationconservation biologyevolutionary biology

Long‐Term Human Land‐Use Change Throughout Southeast Asia Reshapes the Distribution of Suitable Habitat for a Human‐Commensal Bird Species. Journal of Biogeography (2025)

human‐commensal bird speciesavian biologywildlife ecologygeographyhabitat losssuitable habitatpopulation biologyhuman impacts on the environmentecologyornithology

Terrestrial Mammal Diversity at Hansen Dam (Los Angeles, California, USA): Flood Control Area Acts as Habitat in a Human-Dominated Landscape. Check List (2025)

biological conservationhansen damwildlifelos angelesbiodiversitymammalogyterrestrial mammal diversityhabitat managementgeographyenvironmental scienceanimal ecologyhabitat losswildlife managementbiodiversity conservationconservation biologyecology

Author Correction: Urbanization, Climate and Species Traits Shape Mammal Communities From Local to Continental Scales. Nature Ecology & Evolution (2024)

Jeffrey D HaightSharon J HallMason FidinoSolny A AdalsteinssonAdam A AhlersJulia AngstmannWhitney J B AnthonysamyElizabeth BiroMerri K CollinsBarbara DugelbyTravis GalloAustin M GreenLaura HartleyMark J JordanCria A M KayElizabeth W LehrerRobert A LongBrandon MacDougallSeth B MagleDarren E MinierChris MowryMaureen MurrayKristina NiningerMary E PendergastKatie R RemineTravis RyanCarmen SalsburyHeather A SanderChristopher J SchellÇagan H ȘekercioğluCatherine J ShierKelly C SimonColleen C St ClairTheodore StankowichCassondra J StevensonLisa WayneDave WillJacque WilliamsonLarry WilsonAmanda J ZellmerJesse S Lewis

landscape ecologyspecies traitsclimatologyavian biologyspatial ecologyurbanizationenvironmental scienceclimate changeanimal ecologymammalian biologycontinental scalesmammal communitiesmacroecologyecologyurban ecologyevolutionary biologyauthor correction

Author Response for"Convergent Niche Shifts of Endangered Parrots (Genus I Amazona /I ) During Successful Establishment in Urban Southern California". (2024)

None Brenda R. RamirezNone Rowdy J. FreelandNone Allison MuhlheimNone Amanda J. ZellmerNone Devon A. DeRaadNone Eliza J. KirschNone Marquette J. MutchlerNone Maeve B. SecorNone Kelsey R. RecklingNone Margaret E. SchedlNone Brooke DurhamNone Whitney L. E. TsaiNone Ryan S. TerrillNone Siddharth SannapareddyNone Ashwin H. SivakumarNone Kimball L. GarrettNone John E. McCormack

author responsewildlifeavian biologywildlife ecologyanimal ecologyentomologyanimal conservationurban southern californiaconservation biologyecologyconvergent niche shiftsornithology

Convergent Niche Shifts of Endangered Parrots (Genus Amazona ) During Successful Establishment in Urban Southern California. Diversity and Distributions (2024)

Brenda R. RamirezRowdy J. FreelandAllison MuhlheimAmanda J. ZellmerDevon A. DeRaadEliza J. KirschMarquette J. MutchlerMaeve B. SecorKelsey R. RecklingMargaret E. SchedlBrooke DurhamWhitney L. E. TsaiRyan S. TerrillSiddharth SannapareddyAshwin H. SivakumarKimball L. GarrettJohn E. McCormack

wildlifebiodiversityavian biologyzoologywildlife ecologyplant diversityanimal ecologyrodent ecologyentomologyurban southern californiaconservation biologyecologyurban ecologyconvergent niche shiftsornithology

Defensive Polyketides Produced by an Abundant Gastropod Are Candidate Keystone Molecules in Estuarine Ecology. Science Advances (2024)

Paul ScesaHelen NguyenPaige WeissAlejandra P. RodriguezMatthew GarchowShannon I. OhlemacherEvangelia PrappasSerena A. CaplinsCarole A. BewleyLaine BohnertAmanda J. ZellmerEric M. WoodEric W. SchmidtPatrick J. Krug

defensive polyketidesabundant gastropodestuarine ecologyscience advanceecologycandidate keystone molecules

Gentrification Drives Patterns of Alpha and Beta Diversity in Cities. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2024)

Mason FidinoHeather A. SanderJesse S. LewisElizabeth W. LehrerKimberly RiveraMaureen H. MurrayHenry C. AdamsAnna KaseAndrea FloresTheodore StankowichChristopher J. SchellCarmen M. SalsburyAdam T. RohnkeMark J. JordanAustin M. GreenAshley R. GramzaAmanda J. ZellmerJacque WilliamsonThilina D. SurasingheHunter StormKimberly L. SparksTravis J. RyanKatie R. RemineMary E. PendergastKayleigh MullenDarren E. MinierChristopher R. MiddaughAmy L. MertlMaureen R. McClungRobert A. LongRachel N. LarsonMichel T. KohlLavendar R. HarrisCourtney T. HallJeffrey D. HaightDavid DrakeAlyssa M. DavidgeAnn O. CheekChristopher P. BlochElizabeth G. BiroWhitney J. B. AnthonysamyJulia L. AngstmannMaximilian L. AllenSolny A. AdalsteinssonAnne G. Short GianottiJalene M. LaMontagneTiziana A. Gelmi-CandussoSeth B. Magle

gentrification drives patternsbeta diversitygentrificationecologyurban ecology

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Amanda J. Zellmer

Occidental College

Affiliations

The College

Comparative Studies in Literature and Culture

Gender, Women, & Sexuality Studies

Department Of Political Science

Occidental College

Vantuna Research Group

NoneAmanda J. Zellmer is currently serving as a Comparative Studies In Literature And Culture faculty at Occidental College.

Honors

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

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Cloudy With a Chance of Speciation: Integrative Taxonomy Reveals Extraordinary Divergence Within a Mesoamerican Cloud Forest Bird. The Catalogue of Life (2026)

Sensitivity of Habitat Suitability-Derived Connectivity Models to Three-Dimensional Measures of Urban Landscape Structure. Urban Ecosystems (2026)

spatial analysisurban modellinglandscape connectivityurban geographyurban planninggeographyurban environmentsurban ecology

Conservation in the Anthropocene: Using Genetics to Understand the Past and Manage for the Future of the Threatened Stephens' Kangaroo Rat. Evolutionary Applications (2025)

Long‐Term Human Land‐Use Change Throughout Southeast Asia Reshapes the Distribution of Suitable Habitat for a Human‐Commensal Bird Species. Journal of Biogeography (2025)

human‐commensal bird speciesavian biologywildlife ecologygeographyhabitat losssuitable habitatpopulation biologyhuman impacts on the environmentecologyornithology

Terrestrial Mammal Diversity at Hansen Dam (Los Angeles, California, USA): Flood Control Area Acts as Habitat in a Human-Dominated Landscape. Check List (2025)

Author Correction: Urbanization, Climate and Species Traits Shape Mammal Communities From Local to Continental Scales. Nature Ecology & Evolution (2024)

Author Response for"Convergent Niche Shifts of Endangered Parrots (Genus I Amazona /I ) During Successful Establishment in Urban Southern California". (2024)

author responsewildlifeavian biologywildlife ecologyanimal ecologyentomologyanimal conservationurban southern californiaconservation biologyecologyconvergent niche shiftsornithology

Convergent Niche Shifts of Endangered Parrots (Genus Amazona ) During Successful Establishment in Urban Southern California. Diversity and Distributions (2024)

Defensive Polyketides Produced by an Abundant Gastropod Are Candidate Keystone Molecules in Estuarine Ecology. Science Advances (2024)

defensive polyketidesabundant gastropodestuarine ecologyscience advanceecologycandidate keystone molecules

Gentrification Drives Patterns of Alpha and Beta Diversity in Cities. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2024)

gentrification drives patternsbeta diversitygentrificationecologyurban ecology

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