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Dr. Philip Darby

Professor Emeritus

University of West Florida

Affiliations

Department Of Systems Science

Hal Marcus College of Science and Engineering

Department of Mechanical Engineering

Division of Academic Affairs

Hal Marcus College of Science and Engineering

Faculty Of Biology

Marine Research Center

University of West Florida

Dr. Philip Darby is currently serving as a Systems Science Professor Emeritus at University of West Florida.

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Dr. Philip Darby

University of West Florida

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ecology biology environmental science aquatic ecosystems wetlands entomology evolutionary ecology ecology and evolutionary biology community (ecology) aquatic conservation freshwater biology biodiversity conservation biology animal ecology behavioral ecology animal behavior florida apple snail avian biology predator-prey interactions aquatic organisms apple snails applied entomology ecological monograph ecological applications ecological entomology benthic ecology freshwater ecosystems pomacea paludosa say pomacea paludosa evolutionary biology postharvest biology zoology applied ecology horticulture research plant science environmental biology movement ecology foraging interspecific behavioral interaction population ecology prey density livestock science habitat loss estuaries osmoregulation specie distribution horticultural commodity trophic transfer reproductive success reproduction response spatial ecology habitat management terrestrial arthropods insect sting allergy habitat reconstruction water ecologies constructed wetlands limnology animal behaviour animal reproduction wildlife ecology avian locomotion ecophysiology post-harvest physiology horticultural science integrated view crush weight laboratory experiment exotic snails density effects wetland water management apple snail wetland habitat structure florida apple snails water levels patch selection zooarchaeology marine policy wildlife coastal research restoration ecology environmental research biogeography functional ecology physical geography coastal conservation conservation science biological invasions coastal management geography human impacts on the environment ecosystem services biological conservation environmental resource management urban ecology fishery research population biology marine ornithology hydrobiologia marine systems fisheries natural resource management ecological engineering marine biology

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Foray Movements Are Common and Vary With Natal Habitat for a Highly Mobile Bird. Ecology and Evolution (2024)

animal behavioravian locomotionavian biologyornithologywildlife ecologymobile birdevolutionary ecologynatal habitatecology and evolutionary biologyforay movementsmovement ecologyecologyevolutionary biology

Native and Non-Native Fish Predators Differ in Their Consumptive and Non-Consumptive Impacts on a Native Freshwater Snail. Aquatic Ecology (2022)

aquatic organismstrophic impactnon-consumptive impactsfish biologybiologyaquatic ecosystemsnon-native fish predatorscommunity (ecology)benthic ecologypredator-prey interactionsfisheriesfreshwater biologynative freshwater snailecology

Multiple Paternity in Two Populations of Finetooth Sharks ( Carcharhinus Isodon ) With Varying Reproductive Periodicity. Ecology and Evolution (2021)

Cody S. NashPhilip C. DarbyBryan S. FrazierJill M. HendonJeremy M. HiggsEric R. HoffmayerToby S. Daly‐Engel

population ecologyfish biologyavian biologyfinetooth sharksreproductive periodicityanimal ecologyanimal reproductionevolutionary ecologypopulation biologymultiple paternityconservation biologyecologyevolutionary biology

Contrasting Patterns of Pomacea Maculata Establishment and Dispersal in an Everglades Wetland Unit and a Central Florida Lake. Diversity (2019)

central florida lakeaquatic organismsconstructed wetlandsfreshwater ecosystemseverglades wetland unitbiodiversityaquatic ecosystemsenvironmental sciencecommunity (ecology)aquatic conservationfreshwater biologybiological invasionsconservation biologywetlandsecologylimnologywater ecologies

Quantifying Edge Effects on Apple Snails (Pomacea Paludosa) and Their Eggs at the Junction of Two Wetland Habitat Types. Journal of Molluscan Studies (2017)

biologywetland habitat typesapple snailsentomologyecological entomologyedge effectsapplied entomologyecology and evolutionary biologyecology

Insights From an Integrated View of the Biology of Apple Snails (Caenogastropoda: Ampullariidae). Malacologia (2015)

Kenneth A. HayesRomi L. BurksAlfredo Castro-VazquezPhilip C. DarbyHoracio HerasPablo R. MartínJian-Wen QiuSilvana C. ThiengoIsrael A. VegaTakashi WadaYoichi YusaSilvana BurelaM. Pilar CadiernoJuan A. CuetoFederico A. DellagnolaMarcos S. DreonM. Victoria FrassaMaximiliano Giraud-BilloudMartín S. GodoySantiago ItuarteEduardo KochKeiichiro MatsukuraM. Yanina PasquevichCristian RodriguezLucía SaveanuMaría E. SeuffertEllen E. StrongJin SunNicolás E. TamburiMaría J. TiecherRichard L. TurnerPatricia L. Valentine-DarbyRobert H. Cowie

integrated viewavian biologybiologyapple snailsentomology

Modeling Apple Snail Population Dynamics on the Everglades Landscape. Landscape Ecology (2015)

population ecologybiodiversityspatial ecologyeverglades landscapeanimal ecologyecological applicationspopulation biologyecology

Reproductive Responses of the Endangered Snail Kite to Variations in Prey Density. Journal of Wildlife Management (2014)

reproductive responsesanimal behaviorprey densityreproductive successsnail kitebehavioral ecologybiologyreproduction responsefitnessevolutionary ecologypredator-prey interactionsecology and evolutionary biologyecology

The Effects of Prey Density on Capture Times and Foraging Bout Success of Course-Hunting Adult Snail Kites. The Condor (2012)

animal behaviorecologybehavioral ecologybiologyfitnessmarine ornithologyevolutionary ecologyentomologyecological entomologypopulation biologycoevolutionethologyecology and evolutionary biologycommunity (ecology)animal ecologyinsect sciencebehavioral sciences

The Effects of Prey Density on Capture Times and Foraging Success of Course-Hunting Adult Snail Kites. Ornithological Applications (2012)

animal behaviorprey densitybehavioral ecologyanimal ecologyforaging successevolutionary ecologypredator-prey interactionspopulation biologycapture timesecology and evolutionary biologyecologyforaging

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Dr. Philip Darby

Professor Emeritus

University of West Florida

Affiliations

Department Of Systems Science

Hal Marcus College of Science and Engineering

Department of Mechanical Engineering

Division of Academic Affairs

Hal Marcus College of Science and Engineering

Faculty Of Biology

Marine Research Center

University of West Florida

Dr. Philip Darby is currently serving as a Systems Science Professor Emeritus at University of West Florida.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Dr. Philip Darby

University of West Florida

Professor Emeritus

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Foray Movements Are Common and Vary With Natal Habitat for a Highly Mobile Bird. Ecology and Evolution (2024)

Native and Non-Native Fish Predators Differ in Their Consumptive and Non-Consumptive Impacts on a Native Freshwater Snail. Aquatic Ecology (2022)

Multiple Paternity in Two Populations of Finetooth Sharks ( Carcharhinus Isodon ) With Varying Reproductive Periodicity. Ecology and Evolution (2021)

Cody S. NashPhilip C. DarbyBryan S. FrazierJill M. HendonJeremy M. HiggsEric R. HoffmayerToby S. Daly‐Engel

Contrasting Patterns of Pomacea Maculata Establishment and Dispersal in an Everglades Wetland Unit and a Central Florida Lake. Diversity (2019)

Quantifying Edge Effects on Apple Snails (Pomacea Paludosa) and Their Eggs at the Junction of Two Wetland Habitat Types. Journal of Molluscan Studies (2017)

biologywetland habitat typesapple snailsentomologyecological entomologyedge effectsapplied entomologyecology and evolutionary biologyecology

Insights From an Integrated View of the Biology of Apple Snails (Caenogastropoda: Ampullariidae). Malacologia (2015)

integrated viewavian biologybiologyapple snailsentomology

Modeling Apple Snail Population Dynamics on the Everglades Landscape. Landscape Ecology (2015)

population ecologybiodiversityspatial ecologyeverglades landscapeanimal ecologyecological applicationspopulation biologyecology

Reproductive Responses of the Endangered Snail Kite to Variations in Prey Density. Journal of Wildlife Management (2014)

The Effects of Prey Density on Capture Times and Foraging Bout Success of Course-Hunting Adult Snail Kites. The Condor (2012)

The Effects of Prey Density on Capture Times and Foraging Success of Course-Hunting Adult Snail Kites. Ornithological Applications (2012)

animal behaviorprey densitybehavioral ecologyanimal ecologyforaging successevolutionary ecologypredator-prey interactionspopulation biologycapture timesecology and evolutionary biologyecologyforaging

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