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Ingrid M Parker

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University of California, Santa Cruz

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Physical & Biological Sciences

Ecology & Evolutionary Biology

Ingrid M Parker is currently serving as an Ecology & Evolutionary Biology Professor at University of California, Santa Cruz.

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University of California, Santa Cruz

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ecology evolutionary biology invasion biology avian biology environmental science conservation biology biology marine biology biological invasions plant ecology morphology (biology) plant science zoology botany animal ecology evolutionary ecology fish biology animal behavior mammalian biology microbial ecology vegetation science plant biology marine ecology experimental biology wildlife biomechanics behavioral ecology animal physiology wildlife ecology morphology invasive species integrative biology population ecology predator-prey interactions biological oceanography adaptation animal science terrestrial ecology landscape ecology foraging benthic ecology moray eels california moray ecology evolution systematics plant disease plant diversity comparative physiology soil ecology arid environments movement ecology spatial ecology osmoregulation southern sea otters gymnothorax mordax plant-animal interactions biotic interactions disease ecology breeding behavior forest restoration plant-pathogen interactions plant genetics specie distribution soil microbiology range expansion invasive exotic shrub soil legacy fitness consequences sympatric species cranial morphology elongate fishes terrestrial locomotion cytisus scoparius hawaiian monk seals mechanical control species invasions restoration ecology

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Tool Use Increases Mechanical Foraging Success and Tooth Health in Southern Sea Otters ( Enhydra Lutris Nereis ). Science (2024)

Chris J. LawM. Tim TinkerJessica A. FujiiTeri NicholsonMichelle StaedlerJoseph A. TomoleoniColleen YoungRita S. Mehta

animal ecologytooth healthavian biologymechanical foraging successanimal behaviorsouthern sea ottersmarine biologyforagingmarine ecologyecologyentomologytool use

Chromosome-Level Reference Genome of Stinkwort, Dittrichia Graveolens (L.) Greuter: A Resource for Studies on Invasion, Range Expansion, and Evolutionary Adaptation Under Global Change. Journal of Heredity (2023)

Susan L McEvoyNicky LustenhouwerMiranda K MelenOanh NguyenMohan P A MarimuthuNoravit ChumchimEric BerautIngrid M ParkerRachel S Meyer

dittrichia graveolensinvasion biologyreference genomegenomicsevolutionary biologybiological invasionschromosome-level reference genomerange expansiongenome biologyevolutionary adaptation

Feeding Morphology and Body Size Shape Resource Partitioning in an Eared Seal Community. Biology Letters (2023)

Ana M. Valenzuela-ToroRita MehtaNicholas D. PyensonDaniel P. CostaPaul L. Koch

developmental biologyanimal ecologyavian biologyresource partitioningmorphology (biology)marine biologyeared seal communitybiologymarine ecologybody sizeconservation biologyecologycommunity (ecology)

Managing Multi‐Species Plant Invasions When Interactions Influence Their Impact. Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment (2023)

Angela J BrandtG Kenny PngInsu JoChris McGrannachanKara AllenDuane A PeltzerCarla D'AntonioIan A DickieKristine FrenchMichelle R LeishmanRebecca OstertagIngrid M ParkerMargaret C StanleyKatharine N SudingPeter J Bellingham

multi-species plant invasionsinvasion biologyconservation biologyenvironmental scienceecology

Morphological and Stable Isotope Dataset From Feeding Morphology and Body Size Shape Resource Partitioning in an Eared Seal Community. Figshare (2023)

Ana M. Valenzuela-ToroRita MehtaNicholas D. PyensonDaniel P. CostaPaul L. Koch

animal ecologyavian biologyresource partitioningpopulation ecologymorphology (biology)marine biologyeared seal communityanimal physiologybody sizemarine ecologyconservation biologyecology

R Script for Data Analyses From Feeding Morphology and Body Size Shape Resource Partitioning in an Eared Seal Community. Figshare (2023)

Ana M. Valenzuela-ToroRita MehtaNicholas D. PyensonDaniel P. CostaPaul L. Koch

developmental biologyanimal ecologyavian biologyresource partitioningpopulation ecologymorphology (biology)marine biologydata analyseseared seal communityanimal physiologybody sizemarine ecologyconservation biologyecology

The Evolutionary Ecology of Plant Disease. Oxford University Press eBooks (2023)

Gregory GilbertIngrid Parker

ecologyevolutionary ecologyevolutionary biologyplant disease

The Influence of Nitrogen and Phosphorus Addition on Growth of the Invasive C4 Grass Saccharum Spontaneum. International Journal of Plant Biology (2023)

Justin A. CummingsIngrid M. ParkerGregory S. Gilbert

plant biologyavian biologyphosphorus additionbotanyplant physiologyplant sciencecrop improvementplant ecologyecologyvegetation science

Unexpected Decadal Density-Dependent Shifts in California Sea Lion Size, Morphology, and Foraging Niche. Current Biology (2023)

Ana M. Valenzuela-ToroDaniel P. CostaRita MehtaNicholas D. PyensonPaul L. Koch

oceanographyanimal ecologyavian biologywildlife ecologywildlifemarine biologymammalogybenthic ecologyaquatic ecosystemsforagingevolutionary biologyzoologymarine ecologyconservation biologybiogeographyenvironmental scienceecologybiological oceanography

Beyond Tracking Climate: Niche Shifts During Native Range Expansion and Their Implications for Novel Invasions. Journal of Biogeography (2022)

Nicky LustenhouwerIngrid M. Parker

native range expansionnovel invasionsinvasion biologyniche shiftsbiogeographyecologyclimate change

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Ingrid M Parker

Professor

University of California, Santa Cruz

Affiliations

Physical & Biological Sciences

Ecology & Evolutionary Biology

Ingrid M Parker is currently serving as an Ecology & Evolutionary Biology Professor at University of California, Santa Cruz.

Honors

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Experiences

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Ingrid M Parker

University of California, Santa Cruz

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Tool Use Increases Mechanical Foraging Success and Tooth Health in Southern Sea Otters ( Enhydra Lutris Nereis ). Science (2024)

Chris J. LawM. Tim TinkerJessica A. FujiiTeri NicholsonMichelle StaedlerJoseph A. TomoleoniColleen YoungRita S. Mehta

animal ecologytooth healthavian biologymechanical foraging successanimal behaviorsouthern sea ottersmarine biologyforagingmarine ecologyecologyentomologytool use

Susan L McEvoyNicky LustenhouwerMiranda K MelenOanh NguyenMohan P A MarimuthuNoravit ChumchimEric BerautIngrid M ParkerRachel S Meyer

dittrichia graveolensinvasion biologyreference genomegenomicsevolutionary biologybiological invasionschromosome-level reference genomerange expansiongenome biologyevolutionary adaptation

Feeding Morphology and Body Size Shape Resource Partitioning in an Eared Seal Community. Biology Letters (2023)

Ana M. Valenzuela-ToroRita MehtaNicholas D. PyensonDaniel P. CostaPaul L. Koch

developmental biologyanimal ecologyavian biologyresource partitioningmorphology (biology)marine biologyeared seal communitybiologymarine ecologybody sizeconservation biologyecologycommunity (ecology)

Managing Multi‐Species Plant Invasions When Interactions Influence Their Impact. Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment (2023)

multi-species plant invasionsinvasion biologyconservation biologyenvironmental scienceecology

Morphological and Stable Isotope Dataset From Feeding Morphology and Body Size Shape Resource Partitioning in an Eared Seal Community. Figshare (2023)

Ana M. Valenzuela-ToroRita MehtaNicholas D. PyensonDaniel P. CostaPaul L. Koch

animal ecologyavian biologyresource partitioningpopulation ecologymorphology (biology)marine biologyeared seal communityanimal physiologybody sizemarine ecologyconservation biologyecology

R Script for Data Analyses From Feeding Morphology and Body Size Shape Resource Partitioning in an Eared Seal Community. Figshare (2023)

Ana M. Valenzuela-ToroRita MehtaNicholas D. PyensonDaniel P. CostaPaul L. Koch

The Evolutionary Ecology of Plant Disease. Oxford University Press eBooks (2023)

Gregory GilbertIngrid Parker

ecologyevolutionary ecologyevolutionary biologyplant disease

The Influence of Nitrogen and Phosphorus Addition on Growth of the Invasive C4 Grass Saccharum Spontaneum. International Journal of Plant Biology (2023)

Justin A. CummingsIngrid M. ParkerGregory S. Gilbert

plant biologyavian biologyphosphorus additionbotanyplant physiologyplant sciencecrop improvementplant ecologyecologyvegetation science

Unexpected Decadal Density-Dependent Shifts in California Sea Lion Size, Morphology, and Foraging Niche. Current Biology (2023)

Ana M. Valenzuela-ToroDaniel P. CostaRita MehtaNicholas D. PyensonPaul L. Koch

Beyond Tracking Climate: Niche Shifts During Native Range Expansion and Their Implications for Novel Invasions. Journal of Biogeography (2022)

Nicky LustenhouwerIngrid M. Parker

native range expansionnovel invasionsinvasion biologyniche shiftsbiogeographyecologyclimate change

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