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David Schimpf

University of Minnesota Duluth

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Swenson College of Science and Engineering

Department Of Biology

NoneDavid Schimpf is currently serving as a Biology faculty at University of Minnesota Duluth.

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University of Minnesota Duluth

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ecology biodiversity avian biology restoration ecology heritage studies applied plant ecology american identity evolutionary biology public health technology forestry population genetics conservation biology genetic variation climate change entomology veterinary medicine forest meteorology forest ecology forest ecosystems tree physiology applied ecology ecological monograph biological invasions animal ecology ornithology wildlife raptor research poultry science stem education forest biology conservation genetics seagrass invasive species movement ecology spatial ecology avian locomotion zoogeography science studies historical analysis plant biodiversity vegetation history threatened local population northern harriers water temperature hot bathing water surface type tick motor control

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Sixteen Species New for Minnesota, Wisconsin, the Great Lakes Region, or North America. The Great Lakes Botanist (2023)

vegetation historyplant biodiversitysystematic entomologybiodiversitybiologyecology

Responses of Ticks to Immersion in Hot Bathing Water: Effect of Surface Type, Water Temperature, and Soap on Tick Motor Control. PLoS ONE (2021)

David J. SchimpfMatthew M. EwertVictor K. LaiBenjamin L. Clarke

public healthpoultry sciencehot bathing watermotor controlsurface typeavian biologytick motor controlveterinary medicinewater temperature

Northern Harriers Have a Geographically Broad Four-Year Migration Cycle. Journal of Raptor Research (2020)

David J. SchimpfLaurie J. GoodrichAlison R. KocekDavid A. La Puma

climate changespatial ecologywildlifeavian locomotionavian biologyzoogeographyanimal ecologymovement ecologyecologyentomologyraptor researchnorthern harriersornithology

Dune Restoration Introduces Genetically Distinct American Beachgrass, Ammophila Breviligulata, Into a Threatened Local Population. Restoration Ecology (2009)

invasive speciesseagrassconservation geneticsthreatened local populationbiodiversitygenetic variationbiological invasionsrestoration ecologyevolutionary biologyapplied ecologyecologypopulation geneticsecological monographapplied plant ecologyconservation biology

Noteworthy Collections - Minnesota. The Journal of the Abraham Lincoln Association (2007)

social historyamerican political thoughtpolitical historyintellectual historyhistoryinterdisciplinary historyheritage studieshistorical reviewhistorical analysishumanitiesamerican identityhistoriographyamerican studies

Naturalization of Campanula Cervicaria, Bristly Bellflower, West of Lake Superior. Rhodora (2005)

aquatic ecosystemsenvironmental sciencebiodiversitybiologyrestoration ecologyecologyapplied plant ecology

Noteworthy Collections - Minnesota and Wisconsin. The Journal of the Abraham Lincoln Association (2005)

american political thoughtpolitical historyhistoryheritage studieshistorical reviewafrican american studiesamerican identityhistoriographyamerican studies

A Benefit of Being Big. Science (2000)

science studiestechnologyscience and technology studiesstem education

Light Passage Through Leaf Litter: Variation Among Northern Hardwood Trees. Agricultural and Forest Meteorology (1999)

tree physiologyforest meteorologyforest ecologyforestryforest ecosystemsforest biologyecology

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David Schimpf

University of Minnesota Duluth

Affiliations

Swenson College of Science and Engineering

Department Of Biology

NoneDavid Schimpf is currently serving as a Biology faculty at University of Minnesota Duluth.

Honors

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Experiences

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David Schimpf

University of Minnesota Duluth

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Sixteen Species New for Minnesota, Wisconsin, the Great Lakes Region, or North America. The Great Lakes Botanist (2023)

vegetation historyplant biodiversitysystematic entomologybiodiversitybiologyecology

Responses of Ticks to Immersion in Hot Bathing Water: Effect of Surface Type, Water Temperature, and Soap on Tick Motor Control. PLoS ONE (2021)

David J. SchimpfMatthew M. EwertVictor K. LaiBenjamin L. Clarke

public healthpoultry sciencehot bathing watermotor controlsurface typeavian biologytick motor controlveterinary medicinewater temperature

Northern Harriers Have a Geographically Broad Four-Year Migration Cycle. Journal of Raptor Research (2020)

David J. SchimpfLaurie J. GoodrichAlison R. KocekDavid A. La Puma

climate changespatial ecologywildlifeavian locomotionavian biologyzoogeographyanimal ecologymovement ecologyecologyentomologyraptor researchnorthern harriersornithology

Dune Restoration Introduces Genetically Distinct American Beachgrass, Ammophila Breviligulata, Into a Threatened Local Population. Restoration Ecology (2009)

Noteworthy Collections - Minnesota. The Journal of the Abraham Lincoln Association (2007)

Naturalization of Campanula Cervicaria, Bristly Bellflower, West of Lake Superior. Rhodora (2005)

aquatic ecosystemsenvironmental sciencebiodiversitybiologyrestoration ecologyecologyapplied plant ecology

Noteworthy Collections - Minnesota and Wisconsin. The Journal of the Abraham Lincoln Association (2005)

american political thoughtpolitical historyhistoryheritage studieshistorical reviewafrican american studiesamerican identityhistoriographyamerican studies

A Benefit of Being Big. Science (2000)

science studiestechnologyscience and technology studiesstem education

Light Passage Through Leaf Litter: Variation Among Northern Hardwood Trees. Agricultural and Forest Meteorology (1999)

tree physiologyforest meteorologyforest ecologyforestryforest ecosystemsforest biologyecology

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