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L. David Smith

Professor

Smith College

Affiliations

Biological Sciences

Department Of Biological Science, United States Of America

Smith College

Department Of Biological Sciences

Department Of Chemistry

Department Of Mathematical Sciences

Department Of Psychology

Department of Environmental Science & Policy

Department of Film and Media Studies

L. David Smith is currently serving as a Biological Sciences Professor at Smith College.

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ecology marine biology marine ecology biology avian biology invasion biology fish biology animal behavior evolutionary biology zoology oceanography animal ecology biological invasions breeding behavior evolutionary ecology conservation biology behavioral ecology predator-prey interactions biological oceanography phenotypic plasticity developmental biology anatomy biogeography wildlife animal performance morphological impact estuaries mating psychology coastal ecosystems supply-side invasion ecology ballast water limb autotomy blue crab claw size marine biological invasions risk management morphology (biology) animal nutrition meat science surgical oncology functional ecology adaptation marine systems aquatic conservation biological conservation habitat loss wildlife ecology body size emerging risk coral reefs foraging spatial ecology cancer biology marine biota invasive species marine biodiversity seafood industry marine management estuarine hydrodynamics decapod crustaceans limb damage geographic phenotypic change induced defenses dispersal frequency brachyuran crab claws non-indigenous species intracoastal transfer biological sciences biodiversity

Notable Scholarly Works

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Cannibalism, Predation, and Refuges of Juvenile Blue Crabs From a 37-Year Experiment. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2026)

Chapter 10 the Role of Phenotypic Plasticity in Marine Biological Invasions. (2009)

marine biotamarine ecologyadaptationmarine biological invasionsbiologyfunctional ecologyphenotypic plasticityinvasion biologymarine biologyevolutionary ecologyecology and evolutionary biologybiological invasionschapter 10ecologyevolutionary biology

Temperature Constraints on Phenotypic Plasticity Explain Biogeographic Patterns in Predator Trophic Morphology. Marine Ecology Progress Series (2008)

AK BaldridgeLD Smith

marine ecologybiogeographyphenotypic plasticityclimate changepredator trophic morphologybiogeographic patternsecologytemperature constraints

The Role of Phenotypic Plasticity in Marine Biological Invasions. Ecological studies (2008)

L. David Smith

marine biological invasionsphenotypic plasticitymarine biologyecologyinvasion biology

Assessing the Risk of Introducing Exotic Species via the Live Marine Species Trade. Conservation Biology (2005)

SHANNON M. WEIGLEL. DAVID SMITHJAMES T. CARLTONJUDITH PEDERSON

risk managementemerging riskexotic speciesconservation biologyecologyinvasion biology

Assessing the Risks of Exotic Species Introductions via the Live Marine Species Trade. Conservation Biology (2005)

Assessing the Risks of Exotic Species Introductions via the Live Marine Species Trade.. (2005)

marine biodiversitybiological conservationmarine systemsinvasive speciesbiodiversityconservation scienceenvironmental scienceexotic species introductionsmarine biologyaquatic conservationbiological invasionsseafood industryconservation biologymarine managementecologyinvasion biology

Correction for Verling Et Al., Supply-Side Invasion Ecology: Characterizing Propagule Pressure in Coastal Ecosystems. Proceedings of the Royal Society B Biological Sciences (2005)

Emma VerlingGregory M. RuizL. David SmithBella GalilA. Whitman MillerKathleen R. Murphy

marine ecologymarine biologycoastal ecosystemssupply-side invasion ecologyecologyinvasion biology

Supply-Side Invasion Ecology: Characterizing Propagule Pressure in Coastal Ecosystems. Proceedings of the Royal Society B Biological Sciences (2005)

Emma VerlingGregory M RuizL. David SmithBella GalilA. Whitman MillerKathleen R Murphy

marine biologycoastal ecosystemssupply-side invasion ecologyecologyinvasion biology

Supplyside Invasion Ecology: Characterizing Propagule Pressure in Coastal Ecosystems. Proceedings of the Royal Society B (2005)

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L. David Smith

Professor

Smith College

Affiliations

Biological Sciences

Department Of Biological Science, United States Of America

Smith College

Department Of Biological Sciences

Department Of Chemistry

Department Of Mathematical Sciences

Department Of Psychology

Department of Environmental Science & Policy

Department of Film and Media Studies

L. David Smith is currently serving as a Biological Sciences Professor at Smith College.

Honors

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Experiences

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Smith College

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Cannibalism, Predation, and Refuges of Juvenile Blue Crabs From a 37-Year Experiment. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2026)

Chapter 10 the Role of Phenotypic Plasticity in Marine Biological Invasions. (2009)

Temperature Constraints on Phenotypic Plasticity Explain Biogeographic Patterns in Predator Trophic Morphology. Marine Ecology Progress Series (2008)

AK BaldridgeLD Smith

marine ecologybiogeographyphenotypic plasticityclimate changepredator trophic morphologybiogeographic patternsecologytemperature constraints

The Role of Phenotypic Plasticity in Marine Biological Invasions. Ecological studies (2008)

L. David Smith

marine biological invasionsphenotypic plasticitymarine biologyecologyinvasion biology

Assessing the Risk of Introducing Exotic Species via the Live Marine Species Trade. Conservation Biology (2005)

SHANNON M. WEIGLEL. DAVID SMITHJAMES T. CARLTONJUDITH PEDERSON

risk managementemerging riskexotic speciesconservation biologyecologyinvasion biology

Assessing the Risks of Exotic Species Introductions via the Live Marine Species Trade. Conservation Biology (2005)

Assessing the Risks of Exotic Species Introductions via the Live Marine Species Trade.. (2005)

Correction for Verling Et Al., Supply-Side Invasion Ecology: Characterizing Propagule Pressure in Coastal Ecosystems. Proceedings of the Royal Society B Biological Sciences (2005)

Emma VerlingGregory M. RuizL. David SmithBella GalilA. Whitman MillerKathleen R. Murphy

marine ecologymarine biologycoastal ecosystemssupply-side invasion ecologyecologyinvasion biology

Supply-Side Invasion Ecology: Characterizing Propagule Pressure in Coastal Ecosystems. Proceedings of the Royal Society B Biological Sciences (2005)

Emma VerlingGregory M RuizL. David SmithBella GalilA. Whitman MillerKathleen R Murphy

marine biologycoastal ecosystemssupply-side invasion ecologyecologyinvasion biology

Supplyside Invasion Ecology: Characterizing Propagule Pressure in Coastal Ecosystems. Proceedings of the Royal Society B (2005)

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