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Greg Breed

Associate professor

University of Alaska Fairbanks

Affiliations

College of Natural Science and Mathematics

Department of Biology and Wildlife

Physics Department

Greg Breed is currently serving as a College Of Natural Science And Mathematics Associate professor at University of Alaska Fairbanks.

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Greg Breed

University of Alaska Fairbanks

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ecology avian biology marine biology conservation biology evolutionary biology environmental science animal ecology wildlife marine ecology wildlife ecology climate change movement ecology oceanography zoology ornithology animal behavior entomology biology aquatic ecosystems evolutionary ecology behavioral ecology mammalogy wildlife biology foraging population ecology spatial ecology zoogeography population biology ocean sciences biological oceanography oceanic science breeding behavior reproductive success cryosphere sea ice wildlife management predator-prey interactions chaos theory coastal research continental shelf research reproductive biology cold region science marine systems marine ornithology phenology marine environments estuaries habitat management oceanographic research ecological modelling animal movement spatial memory bering sea predation risk male harassment movement data human-wildlife relationships chemical oceanography estuarine geochemistry estuarine circulation spatiotemporal organization deep sea specie interaction plant-abiotic interaction plant ecology watershed management marine predators cumulative human impacts sexual segregation non-migratory marine mammal state-space analysis adult grey seals pelagic migrations climate-driven changes northern gulf biological effects quantitative ecology animal behaviour

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Seasonal Changes in the Movements Rates and Activity Patterns of Canada Lynx. Canadian Journal of Zoology (2025)

Matthew C KynochC.T. WilliamsGreg A BreedKnut Kielland

animal behaviorwildlifeavian locomotionzoologywildlife biologyevolutionary ecologyavian biologymovements ratesearth scienceconservation biologycanada lynxcommunity (ecology)wildlife ecologykinesiologyforaginganimal ecologyurban ecologyecologyactivity patternsseasonal changesmarine biologymovement ecology

Biogeochemical Patterns in Prey Species Reveal Complex Mercury Exposure Pathways From the Environment to Aleutian Steller Sea Lions. Marine Pollution Bulletin (2024)

Scott D ChandlerLorrie D ReaTodd M O'HaraTodd M LoomisGreg A Breed

marine pollutionenvironmental scienceenvironmental exposurescomplex mercury exposureprey speciesbiogeochemical patternsmarine biology

Complex Seasonal Patterns of Habitat Use by a Keystone Mesopredator in Boreal Forest Landscapes Fragmented by Fire.. Authorea (Authorea) (2024)

Derek ArnoldGreg BreedJared LaufenbergNathan BergMark BertramBradley ScottonKnut Kielland

forest ecologyfire ecologycomplex seasonal patternshabitat useecologyforestrylandscape ecologyboreal forest landscapesclimate changekeystone mesopredator

Deep Computer Vision Reveals the Mediation of Thermal-Melanism and Body Size by Precipitation and Sex in a Threatened Alpine Butterfly, Parnassius Smintheus. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

Vaughn ShireyRhea GoswamiGreg LatronicaArshan GoudarziNaresh NeupaneGreg A. BreedLeslie Ries

zooplankton ecologyornithologyterrestrial ecologycomputational biologycomputer visionmorphology (biology)wildlifedeep computer visionavian biologyconservation biologybiologypredator-prey interactionswildlife ecologyevolutionary biologymammalogybiophysicsthreatened alpine butterflyinsect scienceentomologymovement ecology

Evidence for a Survival-Driven Traveling Wave in a Keystone Boreal Predator Population. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2024)

Derek A. ArnoldGreg A. BreedJared S. LaufenbergNathan D. BergMark R. BertramBradley D. ScottonKnut Kielland

animal ecologybehavioral ecologyecologypopulation ecologypopulation biologysurvival analysispredator-prey interactionswildlife ecologywildlifeevolutionary biologyzoologysurvival-driven traveling wave

Extreme Longevity May Be the Rule Not the Exception in Balaenid Whales. Science Advances (2024)

Greg A. BreedEls VermeulenPeter Corkeron

biologyanimal ecologyecologyconservation biologyscience advancemarine biotabalaenid whaleslongevityextreme longevityevolutionary biologymarine biology

How Realistic Features Affect the Stability of an Arctic Marine Food Web Model. Chaos An Interdisciplinary Journal of Nonlinear Science (2024)

Stefan AwenderRenate WackerbauerGreg A. Breed

ecological modellingecologyrealistic featuresmarine ecologystabilitychaos theorymarine biology

Warming Sea Surface Temperatures Are Linked to Lower Shorebird Migratory Fuel Loads. Royal Society Open Science (2024)

Benjamin J. LagasséGreg A. Breed

oceanographyavian biologyenvironmental scienceecologyanimal ecologyaquatic ecosystemssea surface temperaturesmarine ecologyclimatologyclimate changeopen science

Wing Lengths of Three Arctic Butterfly Species Decrease as Summers Warm in Alaska. Ecography (2024)

Kathryn M. DalyDerek S. SikesDaniel H. MannGreg A. Breed

biologyavian biologyecologyarctic butterfly speciesbiogeographyclimate changeentomologymarine biologyshort-term variability

Accounting for Unobserved Spatial Variation in Step Selection Analyses of Animal Movement via Spatial Random Effects. Methods in Ecology and Evolution (2023)

Rafael Arce GuillenFinn LindgrenStefanie MuffThomas W. GlassGreg A. BreedUlrike E. Schlägel

ecologyspatial random effectsanimal movementtime seriesstep selection analysesunobserved spatial variation

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Greg Breed

Associate professor

University of Alaska Fairbanks

Affiliations

College of Natural Science and Mathematics

Department of Biology and Wildlife

Physics Department

Greg Breed is currently serving as a College Of Natural Science And Mathematics Associate professor at University of Alaska Fairbanks.

Honors

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University of Alaska Fairbanks

Associate professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Seasonal Changes in the Movements Rates and Activity Patterns of Canada Lynx. Canadian Journal of Zoology (2025)

Matthew C KynochC.T. WilliamsGreg A BreedKnut Kielland

Biogeochemical Patterns in Prey Species Reveal Complex Mercury Exposure Pathways From the Environment to Aleutian Steller Sea Lions. Marine Pollution Bulletin (2024)

Scott D ChandlerLorrie D ReaTodd M O'HaraTodd M LoomisGreg A Breed

marine pollutionenvironmental scienceenvironmental exposurescomplex mercury exposureprey speciesbiogeochemical patternsmarine biology

Complex Seasonal Patterns of Habitat Use by a Keystone Mesopredator in Boreal Forest Landscapes Fragmented by Fire.. Authorea (Authorea) (2024)

Derek ArnoldGreg BreedJared LaufenbergNathan BergMark BertramBradley ScottonKnut Kielland

forest ecologyfire ecologycomplex seasonal patternshabitat useecologyforestrylandscape ecologyboreal forest landscapesclimate changekeystone mesopredator

Vaughn ShireyRhea GoswamiGreg LatronicaArshan GoudarziNaresh NeupaneGreg A. BreedLeslie Ries

Evidence for a Survival-Driven Traveling Wave in a Keystone Boreal Predator Population. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2024)

Derek A. ArnoldGreg A. BreedJared S. LaufenbergNathan D. BergMark R. BertramBradley D. ScottonKnut Kielland

animal ecologybehavioral ecologyecologypopulation ecologypopulation biologysurvival analysispredator-prey interactionswildlife ecologywildlifeevolutionary biologyzoologysurvival-driven traveling wave

Extreme Longevity May Be the Rule Not the Exception in Balaenid Whales. Science Advances (2024)

Greg A. BreedEls VermeulenPeter Corkeron

biologyanimal ecologyecologyconservation biologyscience advancemarine biotabalaenid whaleslongevityextreme longevityevolutionary biologymarine biology

How Realistic Features Affect the Stability of an Arctic Marine Food Web Model. Chaos An Interdisciplinary Journal of Nonlinear Science (2024)

Stefan AwenderRenate WackerbauerGreg A. Breed

ecological modellingecologyrealistic featuresmarine ecologystabilitychaos theorymarine biology

Warming Sea Surface Temperatures Are Linked to Lower Shorebird Migratory Fuel Loads. Royal Society Open Science (2024)

Benjamin J. LagasséGreg A. Breed

oceanographyavian biologyenvironmental scienceecologyanimal ecologyaquatic ecosystemssea surface temperaturesmarine ecologyclimatologyclimate changeopen science

Wing Lengths of Three Arctic Butterfly Species Decrease as Summers Warm in Alaska. Ecography (2024)

Kathryn M. DalyDerek S. SikesDaniel H. MannGreg A. Breed

biologyavian biologyecologyarctic butterfly speciesbiogeographyclimate changeentomologymarine biologyshort-term variability

Accounting for Unobserved Spatial Variation in Step Selection Analyses of Animal Movement via Spatial Random Effects. Methods in Ecology and Evolution (2023)

Rafael Arce GuillenFinn LindgrenStefanie MuffThomas W. GlassGreg A. BreedUlrike E. Schlägel

ecologyspatial random effectsanimal movementtime seriesstep selection analysesunobserved spatial variation

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