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James Smith

Assistant Professor

University of Minnesota

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Family Medicine & Community Health

Family Medicine Faculty

James Smith is currently serving as a Family Medicine & Community Health Assistant Professor at University of Minnesota.

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James Smith

University of Minnesota

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ecology wildlife conservation biology wildlife ecology animal ecology animal conservation wildlife management wildlife biology avian biology spatial ecology zoology conservation science landscape ecology evolutionary biology environmental science biological conservation biodiversity nature conservation entomology biodiversity conservation biogeography population biology animal behavior mammalogy mammalian biology animal science animal management biology specie distribution chitwan national park western forest complex resilience community (ecology) animal nutrition pest management forest ecology ornithology human-wildlife relationships rodent ecology predator-prey interactions movement ecology population ecology amur tigers western thailand bangladesh sundarbans northeast asia plo biology aquatic conservation fragmentation effect animal behaviour food distribution ex-situ conservation ecological simulation large-scale simulations computational models ecological modelling food web interactions continuous monitoring habitat management conservation management system marine ecology animal agriculture spatio-temporal models anthropogenic effects zoological taxonomy animal protection chitwan tiger population free-ranging tigers panthera tigris tiger populations science deficiency conservation practice human-killing tigers population viability long-term effects lifetime reproduction sport medicine health equity public health sport science

Notable Scholarly Works

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Analyzing Tiger Interaction and Home Range Shifts Using a Time-Geographic Approach. Movement Ecology (2024)

Yifei LiuSomayeh DodgeAchara SimcharoenSean C. AhearnJames L. D. Smith

wildlife ecologyecologywildlifetiger interactionspatial ecologyspatial analysisconservation biologyhome range shiftsanimal ecologymovement ecology

Addressing the Impact of Canine Distemper Spreading on an Isolated Tiger Population in Northeast Asia. Integrative Zoology (2023)

Dawei WANGJames L. D. SMITHFrancesco ACCATINOJianping GETianming WANG

animal ecologywildlife ecologyavian biologyisolated tiger populationwildlifeveterinary medicinewildlife biologycanine distemperanimal sciencezoologyecologyentomologynortheast asia

Competitive Interactions and Coexistence of Sympatric Flagship Carnivores in Asia. Integrative Zoology (2023)

Zhilin LIJiayu LUXiaoyi SHILi'an DUOJames L. D. SMITHTianming WANG

wildlife ecologywildlifeintegrative biologycompetitive interactionszoologyconservation biologyecologycommunity (ecology)

Assessing Mammal Species Richness and Occupancy in a Northeast Asian Temperate Forest Shared by Cattle. Diversity and Distributions (2021)

Jiawei FengYifei SunHailong LiYuqi XiaoDandan ZhangJames L. D. SmithJianping GeTianming Wang

animal ecologywildlife ecologyavian biologyanimal managementwildlifemammalogywildlife biologyspatial ecologyspecie distributionmammal species richnessmammalian biologyconservation biologybiogeographyecologybiodiversity

Effects of Free-Ranging Livestock on Sympatric Herbivores at Fine Spatiotemporal Scales. Landscape Ecology (2021)

Rongna FengXinyue LüWenhong XiaoJiawei FengYifei SunYu GuanLimin FengJames L. D. SmithJianping GeTianming Wang

wildlife ecologyanimal agricultureecologylivestock scienceland usewildlifespatial ecologypest managementfree-ranging livestocklandscape ecologyfine spatiotemporal scalessympatric herbivoresanimal ecology

Exploratory Dispersal Movements by Young Tigers in Thailand’s Western Forest Complex: The Challenges of Securing a Territory. Mammal Research (2021)

Achara SimcharoenSaksit SimcharoenSomphot DuangchantrasiriChorphaka VijittrakoolchaiJ. L. David Smith

animal ecologywildlife ecologyavian biologyyoung tigerswildlifeexploratory dispersal movementsmammalogywildlife biologyspatial ecologywestern forest complexwildlife managementmammalian biologyconservation biologyecologymovement ecologyentomology

Habitat Use by Tiger Prey in Thailand’s Western Forest Complex: What Will It Take to Fill a Half-Full Tiger Landscape?. Journal for Nature Conservation (2020)

Pornkamol JornburomSomphot DuangchantrasiriSitthichai JinamoyAnak PattanaviboolJames E. HinesTodd W. ArnoldJohn FiebergJames L.D. Smith

wildlifewildlife biologywestern forest complexanimal conservationnature conservationconservation biologyconservation scienceenvironmental sciencewildlife managementanimal ecologyecologyenvironmental anthropologyapplied ecologywildlife ecologybiogeographytiger preybiodiversityevolutionary biologyzoologylandscape ecologyhabitat use

Weights of Gaur ( Bos Gaurus ) and Banteng ( Bos Javanicus ) Killed by Tigers in Thailand. Ecology and Evolution (2020)

Supawat KhaewphakdeeAchara SimcharoenSomphot DuangchantrasiriVijak ChimchomeSaksit SimcharoenJames L. D. Smith

animal ecologywildlife ecologyavian biologybos javanicusanimal behaviorwildlifewildlife biologyrodent ecologyevolutionary biologyzoologyevolutionary ecologypredator-prey interactionsconservation biologyecologywildlife management

Impact of Prey Occupancy and Other Ecological and Anthropogenic Factors on Tiger Distribution in Thailand's Western Forest Complex. Ecology and Evolution (2019)

Somphot DuangchatrasiriPornkamol JornburomSitthichai JinamoyAnak PattanviboolJames E. HinesTodd W. ArnoldJohn FiebergJames L. D. Smith

wildlife ecologyecologypopulation ecologywildlifeprey occupancytiger distributionanthropogenic factorsforest ecologyspatial ecologywestern forest complexevolutionary biologyevolutionary ecologyconservation biologyanimal ecologyanthropogenic effectswildlife management

Prey Selection of Amur Tigers in Relation to the Spatiotemporal Overlap With Prey Across the Sino–Russian Border. Wildlife Biology (2019)

Hailong DouHaitao YangJames L. D. SmithLimin FengTianming WangJianping Ge

spatiotemporal overlapwildlife ecologywildlifewildlife biologyamur tigersprey selectionsino-russian borderconservation biologyecologywildlife management

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James Smith

Assistant Professor

University of Minnesota

Affiliations

Family Medicine & Community Health

Family Medicine Faculty

James Smith is currently serving as a Family Medicine & Community Health Assistant Professor at University of Minnesota.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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James Smith

University of Minnesota

Assistant Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Analyzing Tiger Interaction and Home Range Shifts Using a Time-Geographic Approach. Movement Ecology (2024)

Yifei LiuSomayeh DodgeAchara SimcharoenSean C. AhearnJames L. D. Smith

wildlife ecologyecologywildlifetiger interactionspatial ecologyspatial analysisconservation biologyhome range shiftsanimal ecologymovement ecology

Addressing the Impact of Canine Distemper Spreading on an Isolated Tiger Population in Northeast Asia. Integrative Zoology (2023)

Dawei WANGJames L. D. SMITHFrancesco ACCATINOJianping GETianming WANG

animal ecologywildlife ecologyavian biologyisolated tiger populationwildlifeveterinary medicinewildlife biologycanine distemperanimal sciencezoologyecologyentomologynortheast asia

Competitive Interactions and Coexistence of Sympatric Flagship Carnivores in Asia. Integrative Zoology (2023)

Zhilin LIJiayu LUXiaoyi SHILi'an DUOJames L. D. SMITHTianming WANG

wildlife ecologywildlifeintegrative biologycompetitive interactionszoologyconservation biologyecologycommunity (ecology)

Assessing Mammal Species Richness and Occupancy in a Northeast Asian Temperate Forest Shared by Cattle. Diversity and Distributions (2021)

Jiawei FengYifei SunHailong LiYuqi XiaoDandan ZhangJames L. D. SmithJianping GeTianming Wang

Effects of Free-Ranging Livestock on Sympatric Herbivores at Fine Spatiotemporal Scales. Landscape Ecology (2021)

Rongna FengXinyue LüWenhong XiaoJiawei FengYifei SunYu GuanLimin FengJames L. D. SmithJianping GeTianming Wang

Exploratory Dispersal Movements by Young Tigers in Thailand’s Western Forest Complex: The Challenges of Securing a Territory. Mammal Research (2021)

Achara SimcharoenSaksit SimcharoenSomphot DuangchantrasiriChorphaka VijittrakoolchaiJ. L. David Smith

Habitat Use by Tiger Prey in Thailand’s Western Forest Complex: What Will It Take to Fill a Half-Full Tiger Landscape?. Journal for Nature Conservation (2020)

Pornkamol JornburomSomphot DuangchantrasiriSitthichai JinamoyAnak PattanaviboolJames E. HinesTodd W. ArnoldJohn FiebergJames L.D. Smith

Weights of Gaur ( Bos Gaurus ) and Banteng ( Bos Javanicus ) Killed by Tigers in Thailand. Ecology and Evolution (2020)

Supawat KhaewphakdeeAchara SimcharoenSomphot DuangchantrasiriVijak ChimchomeSaksit SimcharoenJames L. D. Smith

Impact of Prey Occupancy and Other Ecological and Anthropogenic Factors on Tiger Distribution in Thailand's Western Forest Complex. Ecology and Evolution (2019)

Somphot DuangchatrasiriPornkamol JornburomSitthichai JinamoyAnak PattanviboolJames E. HinesTodd W. ArnoldJohn FiebergJames L. D. Smith

Prey Selection of Amur Tigers in Relation to the Spatiotemporal Overlap With Prey Across the Sino–Russian Border. Wildlife Biology (2019)

Hailong DouHaitao YangJames L. D. SmithLimin FengTianming WangJianping Ge

spatiotemporal overlapwildlife ecologywildlifewildlife biologyamur tigersprey selectionsino-russian borderconservation biologyecologywildlife management

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