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Charles L Nunn

Gosnell Family Professor in Global Health Professor

Duke University

Affiliations

Trinity College of Arts & Sciences

Evolutionary Anthropology

Charles L Nunn is currently serving as an Evolutionary Anthropology Gosnell Family Professor in Global Health Professor at Duke University.

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Charles L Nunn

Duke University

Gosnell Family Professor in Global Health Professor

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evolutionary biology ecology primatology primate behavior biological anthropology anthropology parasitology animal behavior mammalian biology mammalogy biology disease ecology animal ecology avian biology evolutionary anthropology sleep conservation biology phylogenetics behavioral ecology animal science physical anthropology biodiversity wildlife evolutionary ecology wildlife ecology sociobiology sexual selection entomology zoology comparative study ornithology breeding behavior disease transmission rodent ecology animal cognition livestock science reproductive biology specie distribution wildlife biology host-parasite relationships spatial ecology comparative psychology comparative physiology population ecology evolutionary theory predator-prey interactions infectious disease modelling arid environments biodiversity conservation parasite species sexual dimorphism wild primates female primates disease risk northeast madagascar rural madagascar parasite risk animal behaviour wildlife management primate systematics host specificity community structure emerging infectious diseases biological evolution speciation body size mammalian physiology human origins mating psychology primate phylogeny exaggerated sexual swellings extinction risk social learning network-based diffusion analysis group size social evolution

Notable Scholarly Works

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Frugivore Declines Across Taxa Affect Forest Biomass. Global Change Biology Communications (2026)

forest ecologyforest productivitybiodiversityforest biomassbiologyforest ecosystemsforest biologyecologyglobal change biology

Host Traits and Environmental Factors Shape Infection Heterogeneity in Wild Rat–Protozoa Networks. ISME Communications (2026)

infectious diseasesinterspecies transmissionparasitologybiologydisease ecologycommunicable diseaseshost-microbe interactions

Leptospira Prevalence and Lineages Vary Across Land-Use Types Due to Shifts in Small Mammal Communities. Applied and Environmental Microbiology (2026)

animal taxonomymammalogyparasitologycommunity (ecology)ecology

Patterns and Predictors of Antibiotic Use Among Livestock Owners in Northeast Madagascar. medRxiv (2026)

epidemiologyveterinary medicineanimal disease preventionantimicrobial resistanceantibioticstropical animal health

Sociodemographic Characteristics Predict Land Use Patterns by Farmers Near a Protected Area in Madagascar. Scientific Reports (2026)

african developmenthuman impacts on the environmentsustainable land-use managementgeographyland useapplied geography

Spreading Potential in Disease Relevant Networks: Predicting Centralities in Rural Northeast Madagascar. PLOS Global Public Health (2026)

public healthglobal networksepidemiologyepidemiological dynamicglobal healthinfectious diseases (medical specialty)communicable diseasesrural health

Anthropogenic and Environmental Factors Are Associated With Frugivore Interaction Diversity. Biological Conservation (2025)

biodiversitybiologybiodiversity conservationecologybiological conservationconservation biology

Author Response for"Differential Assembly of Core and Non-Core Host-Microbe Network Structures Along a Land-Use Change Gradient". (2025)

soil microbiologyenvironmental microbiologymicrobial ecologyenvironmental science

Climate Change Perceptions and Adaptive Behavior Among Smallholder Farmers in Northeast Madagascar. PLOS Climate (2025)

climate changelivelihoodsclimate-smart agricultureagricultural economicsclimate policyclimate change adaptation

Differential Assembly of Core and Non‐Core Host‐Microbe Network Structures Along a Land‐Use Change Gradient. Ecology Letters (2025)

ecological networkscommunity (ecology)ecologyenvironmental microbiologymicrobial ecology

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Charles L Nunn

Gosnell Family Professor in Global Health Professor

Duke University

Affiliations

Trinity College of Arts & Sciences

Evolutionary Anthropology

Charles L Nunn is currently serving as an Evolutionary Anthropology Gosnell Family Professor in Global Health Professor at Duke University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Charles L Nunn

Duke University

Gosnell Family Professor in Global Health Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Frugivore Declines Across Taxa Affect Forest Biomass. Global Change Biology Communications (2026)

forest ecologyforest productivitybiodiversityforest biomassbiologyforest ecosystemsforest biologyecologyglobal change biology

Host Traits and Environmental Factors Shape Infection Heterogeneity in Wild Rat–Protozoa Networks. ISME Communications (2026)

infectious diseasesinterspecies transmissionparasitologybiologydisease ecologycommunicable diseaseshost-microbe interactions

Leptospira Prevalence and Lineages Vary Across Land-Use Types Due to Shifts in Small Mammal Communities. Applied and Environmental Microbiology (2026)

animal taxonomymammalogyparasitologycommunity (ecology)ecology

Patterns and Predictors of Antibiotic Use Among Livestock Owners in Northeast Madagascar. medRxiv (2026)

epidemiologyveterinary medicineanimal disease preventionantimicrobial resistanceantibioticstropical animal health

Sociodemographic Characteristics Predict Land Use Patterns by Farmers Near a Protected Area in Madagascar. Scientific Reports (2026)

african developmenthuman impacts on the environmentsustainable land-use managementgeographyland useapplied geography

Spreading Potential in Disease Relevant Networks: Predicting Centralities in Rural Northeast Madagascar. PLOS Global Public Health (2026)

public healthglobal networksepidemiologyepidemiological dynamicglobal healthinfectious diseases (medical specialty)communicable diseasesrural health

Anthropogenic and Environmental Factors Are Associated With Frugivore Interaction Diversity. Biological Conservation (2025)

biodiversitybiologybiodiversity conservationecologybiological conservationconservation biology

Author Response for"Differential Assembly of Core and Non-Core Host-Microbe Network Structures Along a Land-Use Change Gradient". (2025)

soil microbiologyenvironmental microbiologymicrobial ecologyenvironmental science

Climate Change Perceptions and Adaptive Behavior Among Smallholder Farmers in Northeast Madagascar. PLOS Climate (2025)

climate changelivelihoodsclimate-smart agricultureagricultural economicsclimate policyclimate change adaptation

Differential Assembly of Core and Non‐Core Host‐Microbe Network Structures Along a Land‐Use Change Gradient. Ecology Letters (2025)

ecological networkscommunity (ecology)ecologyenvironmental microbiologymicrobial ecology

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