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Felisa A. Smith

Distinguished Professor

University of New Mexico

Affiliations

College of Arts & Sciences

Biology

Felisa A. Smith is currently serving as a Biology Distinguished Professor at University of New Mexico.

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University of New Mexico

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ecology evolutionary biology climate change mammalogy environmental science mammalian biology paleoecology biology conservation biology body size animal ecology zoology paleontology biogeography paleoclimatology pleistocene avian biology late quaternary quaternary science paleoenvironmental change evolutionary ecology climatic change macroecology biodiversity loss global change global change biology global ecology terrestrial ecology quaternary research paleoenvironmental reconstruction wildlife ecology body mass vertebrate paleontology spatial ecology allometric studies mammalian physiology adaptation geophysical research biological evolution wildlife biology fossil record behavioral ecology forest ecology functional ecology atmospheric research anthropocene zoological taxonomy arid environments avian evolution quaternary period earth system integrative biology taxonomy (biology) mammalian body size trophic rewilding body size evolution late quaternary mammals stratigraphy ecosystem functioning environmental psychology nature conservation primatology future climatic change population history energy production adaptation strategies climate change effects global climate change ecosystem function behavioral flexibility pleistocene rewilding optimistic agenda twenty-first century conservation terrestrial mammals maximum body size body size downgrading paleobiology palaeontologia electronica palaeogeography evolutionary research taphonomic bias

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

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New Uses for Ancient Middens: Bridging Ecological and Evolutionary Perspectives. Trends in Ecology & Evolution (2024)

Katie M. BecklinJulio L. BetancourtJoseph BraaschOlivier DézeraldFrancisca P. DíazAngélica L. GonzálezRobert HarbertCamille A. HolmgrenAngela D. HornsbyClaudio LatorreMarjorie D. MatocqFelisa A. Smith

paleoecologyancient middensevolutionary perspectivesevolutionary biologyecologyclimate change

Unique Functional Diversity During Early Cenozoic Mammal Radiation of North America. Proceedings of the Royal Society B Biological Sciences (2024)

Alex B. ShupinskiPeter J. WagnerFelisa A. SmithS. Kathleen Lyons

biophysicsunique functional diversitymammalogybiologyevolutionary biologymammalian biologynorth americapaleontology

After the Mammoths: The Ecological Legacy of Late Pleistocene Megafauna Extinctions. Cambridge Prisms Extinction (2023)

Felisa A. SmithEmma A. Elliott SmithCarson P. HedbergS. Kathleen LyonsMelissa I. PardiCatalina P. Tomé

ecological legacymammalogyevolutionary biologyconservation biologyecology

Author Comment: After the Mammoths: The Ecological Legacy of Late Pleistocene Megafauna Extinctions — R1/Pr8. (2023)

Felisa A. Smith

paleoecologyecological legacybiodiversity lossecologypleistocene

Changes in the Structure of Hall's Cave Food Web Networks Over the Last 22,000 Are Associated With Climate Change. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2023)

Quentin SmithDaizaburo ShizukaCatalina ToméWilliam GeartyFelisa SmithS. Kathleen Lyons

network sciencegeologyearth scienceecological networksplanetary sciencesecologyclimate change

The Current and Future Role of Asm in Engaging With the Nagoya Protocol. Journal of Mammalogy (2023)

Enrique P LessaFelisa A Smith

mammalogyenvironmental sciencenagoya protocol

The Influence of the Terminal Pleistocene Extinction on Ecological Complexity and Predator Prey Interactions Within a Mammal Community. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2023)

Felisa SmithS. Kathleen LyonsCatalina ToméEmma A. Elliott Smith

predator prey interactionspaleoecologyecological complexitymammal communityecology

Trophic Rewilding Can Expand Natural Climate Solutions. Nature Climate Change (2023)

Oswald J. SchmitzMagnus SylvénTrisha B. AtwoodElisabeth S. BakkerFabio BerzaghiJedediah F. BrodieJoris P. G. M. CromsigtAndrew B. DaviesShawn J. LerouxFrans J. SchepersFelisa A. SmithSari StarkJens-Christian SvenningAndrew TilkerHenni Ylänne

adaptation strategiesglobal changeclimatic changeclimate change effectsecosystem adaptationecologyclimate changeclimate policytrophic rewilding

Changes in Small Mammal Abundance Distributions Following the Loss of Large Mammal Ecosystem Engineers at the Terminal Pleistocene. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2022)

S. Kathleen LyonsCatalina ToméNicholas FreymuellerWilliam GeartyJonathan KellerMelissa I. PardiEmma A. Elliott SmithFelisa SmithQuentin SmithPeter J. Wagner

animal ecologyavian biologyhabitat lossterminal pleistocenemammalogyearth sciencezoologyzoogeographymammalian biologybiogeographyenvironmental scienceecologyclimate change

Late Pleistocene Megafauna Extinction Leads to Missing Pieces of Ecological Space in a North American Mammal Community. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2022)

Felisa A. SmithEmma A. Elliott SmithAmelia VillaseñorCatalina P. ToméS. Kathleen LyonsSeth D. Newsome

paleoecologymammalogyecological spacespatial ecologyconservation biologyecologypleistocene

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Felisa A. Smith

Distinguished Professor

University of New Mexico

Affiliations

College of Arts & Sciences

Biology

Felisa A. Smith is currently serving as a Biology Distinguished Professor at University of New Mexico.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Felisa A. Smith

University of New Mexico

Distinguished Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

New Uses for Ancient Middens: Bridging Ecological and Evolutionary Perspectives. Trends in Ecology & Evolution (2024)

paleoecologyancient middensevolutionary perspectivesevolutionary biologyecologyclimate change

Unique Functional Diversity During Early Cenozoic Mammal Radiation of North America. Proceedings of the Royal Society B Biological Sciences (2024)

Alex B. ShupinskiPeter J. WagnerFelisa A. SmithS. Kathleen Lyons

biophysicsunique functional diversitymammalogybiologyevolutionary biologymammalian biologynorth americapaleontology

After the Mammoths: The Ecological Legacy of Late Pleistocene Megafauna Extinctions. Cambridge Prisms Extinction (2023)

Felisa A. SmithEmma A. Elliott SmithCarson P. HedbergS. Kathleen LyonsMelissa I. PardiCatalina P. Tomé

ecological legacymammalogyevolutionary biologyconservation biologyecology

Author Comment: After the Mammoths: The Ecological Legacy of Late Pleistocene Megafauna Extinctions — R1/Pr8. (2023)

Felisa A. Smith

paleoecologyecological legacybiodiversity lossecologypleistocene

Changes in the Structure of Hall's Cave Food Web Networks Over the Last 22,000 Are Associated With Climate Change. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2023)

Quentin SmithDaizaburo ShizukaCatalina ToméWilliam GeartyFelisa SmithS. Kathleen Lyons

network sciencegeologyearth scienceecological networksplanetary sciencesecologyclimate change

The Current and Future Role of Asm in Engaging With the Nagoya Protocol. Journal of Mammalogy (2023)

Enrique P LessaFelisa A Smith

mammalogyenvironmental sciencenagoya protocol

Felisa SmithS. Kathleen LyonsCatalina ToméEmma A. Elliott Smith

predator prey interactionspaleoecologyecological complexitymammal communityecology

Trophic Rewilding Can Expand Natural Climate Solutions. Nature Climate Change (2023)

adaptation strategiesglobal changeclimatic changeclimate change effectsecosystem adaptationecologyclimate changeclimate policytrophic rewilding

Changes in Small Mammal Abundance Distributions Following the Loss of Large Mammal Ecosystem Engineers at the Terminal Pleistocene. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2022)

S. Kathleen LyonsCatalina ToméNicholas FreymuellerWilliam GeartyJonathan KellerMelissa I. PardiEmma A. Elliott SmithFelisa SmithQuentin SmithPeter J. Wagner

animal ecologyavian biologyhabitat lossterminal pleistocenemammalogyearth sciencezoologyzoogeographymammalian biologybiogeographyenvironmental scienceecologyclimate change

Late Pleistocene Megafauna Extinction Leads to Missing Pieces of Ecological Space in a North American Mammal Community. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2022)

Felisa A. SmithEmma A. Elliott SmithAmelia VillaseñorCatalina P. ToméS. Kathleen LyonsSeth D. Newsome

paleoecologymammalogyecological spacespatial ecologyconservation biologyecologypleistocene

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