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Jeff Yule

Associate Professor; Director The Booth Honors Program

Utah Tech University

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College of Science, Engineering, and Technology

Biological Sciences Department

Jeff Yule is currently serving as a Biological Sciences Associate Professor; Director The Booth Honors Program at Utah Tech University.

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Utah Tech University

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ecology paleontology biological conservation paleobiology conservation biology biodiversity vertebrate paleontology paleoecology zoology historical biology animal conservation paleoenvironmental reconstruction human impacts on the environment palaeogeography latent extinction risk nature conservation biodiversity conservation geography earth science quaternary science sustainable development pleistocene biodiversity loss biodiversity protection paleoanthropology living fossil zooarchaeology animal ecology evolutionary anthropology mammalogy restoration ecology palaeontologia electronica paleoenvironmental change quaternary research quaternary period myriapoda primate fossil natural restoration synapsida biostratigraphy evolutionary consequences human population resource use north america new york mathematics climate change climatic change ecological applications environmental values ecological modelling paleoclimatology zoogeography human origins taphonomic bias taphonomy biochronology environmental stewardship land restoration habitat reconstruction palaeo-environmental reconstruction paleobotany primate systematics ecological issues human-environment interactions ecological theory methodological transparency ecological realism peter schouten w. w. norton scientific abstracts biological sciences cultural meanings beyond biologya review ursula k. heise fossil relatives environmental studies

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: Ancient Sea Reptiles: Plesiosaurs, Ichthyosaurs, Mosasaurs, and More. The Quarterly Review of Biology (2023)

vertebrate paleontologyancient sea reptileszoologymyriapodazooarchaeologyliving fossilsynapsidapaleontologymorphology (biology)evolutionary biology

: Paleontology: An Illustrated History. The Quarterly Review of Biology (2023)

paleoanthropologypalaeontologia electronicahistorypaleontologypaleobiologyhistorical biologypaleoenvironmental reconstruction

OTHERLANDS: A Journey Through Earth's Extinct Worlds. (2022)

anthropologyplanetary boundarieshistorical geographyhuman geographyspace archaeologyenvironmental historyhistorical biologyextinct worlds

Rewilding Agricultural Landscapes: A California Study in Rebalancing the Needs of People and Nature. Edited by H. Scott Butterfield, T. Rodd Kelsey, and Abigail K. Hart. Washington (DC): Island Press. $39.00 (Paper). XII + 273 P.; Ill.; Index. Isbn: 9781642831269 (Pb); 9781642831276 (Eb). 2021. Standing Between Life and Extinction: Ethics and Ecology of Conserving Aquatic Species in North American Deserts. Edited by David L. Propst, Jack E. Williams, Kevin R. Bestgen, and …. The Quarterly Review of Biology (2021)

ecosystem managementconserving aquatic speciesecosystem servicesconservation scienceagricultural economicscalifornia studyhuman-environment interactionsenvironmental sciencenatural resource managementapplied ecologyecological issuesecologyenvironmental resource managementbiological conservationconservation biologyh. scott butterfield

Saving Endangered Species: Lessons in Wildlife Conservation From Indianapolis Prize Winners. Edited by Robert W. Shumaker; Foreword by Harrison Ford. Baltimore (Maryland): Johns Hopkins University Press. $34.95. XV + 333 P.; Ill.; Index. Isbn: 9781421439563 (Hc); 9781421439570 (Eb). 2020.. The Quarterly Review of Biology (2021)

wildlifeanimal conservationconservation scienceendangered speciesharrison fordbiodiversitybiodiversity conservationconservation policyevolutionary biologynature conservationwildlife conservationecologybiological conservationconservation biology

End of the Megafauna: The Fate of the World’s Hugest, Fiercest, and Strangest Animals. by Ross D. E. Macphee; Illustrated by Peter Schouten. New York: W. W. Norton Company. $35.00. XVI + 236 P.; Ill.; Index. Isbn: 978-0-393-24929-3. 2019.. The Quarterly Review of Biology (2019)

zoologyhistory of artzooarchaeologymyriapodapeter schoutencomparative literaturezoogeographyanimal ecologynew yorkart historyw. w. nortonconservation biology

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Addressing Concerns About Extinction and Biodiversity by Moving Beyond Biologya Review of Imagining Extinction: The Cultural Meanings of Endangered Species. by Ursula K. Heise. Chicago (Illinois): University of Chicago Press. $82.50 (Hardcover); $27.50 (Paper). XIII + 280 P. + 3 Pl.; Ill.; Index. Isbn: 978-0-226-35802-4 (Hc); 978-0-226-35816-1 (Pb); 978-0-226-35833-8 (Eb). 2016.. The Quarterly Review of Biology (2017)

human impacts on the environmentbiodiversity protectionanimal conservationconservation sciencebeyond biologya reviewbiodiversitybiodiversity conservationlatent extinction riskevolutionary biologynature conservationursula k. heiseecologybiodiversity lossbiological conservationconservation biologycultural meanings

Horned Armadillos and Rafting Monkeys: The Fascinating Fossil Mammals of South America. Life of the Past. by Darin a. Croft; Illustrated by Velizar Simeonovski. Bloomington (Indiana): Indiana University Press. $50.00. XII + 304 P.; Ill.; Index. Isbn: 978-0-253-02084-0 (Hc); 978-0-253-02094-9 (Eb). 2016.. The Quarterly Review of Biology (2017)

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A Review and Synthesis of Late Pleistocene Extinction Modeling: Progress Delayed by Mismatches Between Ecological Realism, Interpretation, and Methodological Transparency. The Quarterly Review of Biology (2014)

vertebrate paleontologypalaeogeographyecological realismpaleoecologyhuman impacts on the environmentpleistocenepaleoenvironmental changegeographypaleontologypaleoenvironmental reconstructionpaleobiologylatent extinction riskmethodological transparencyecologyquaternary science

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Jeff Yule

Associate Professor; Director The Booth Honors Program

Utah Tech University

Affiliations

College of Science, Engineering, and Technology

Biological Sciences Department

Jeff Yule is currently serving as a Biological Sciences Associate Professor; Director The Booth Honors Program at Utah Tech University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Jeff Yule

Utah Tech University

Associate Professor; Director The Booth Honors Program

You can click a keyword to filter the displayed items

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

: Ancient Sea Reptiles: Plesiosaurs, Ichthyosaurs, Mosasaurs, and More. The Quarterly Review of Biology (2023)

vertebrate paleontologyancient sea reptileszoologymyriapodazooarchaeologyliving fossilsynapsidapaleontologymorphology (biology)evolutionary biology

: Paleontology: An Illustrated History. The Quarterly Review of Biology (2023)

paleoanthropologypalaeontologia electronicahistorypaleontologypaleobiologyhistorical biologypaleoenvironmental reconstruction

OTHERLANDS: A Journey Through Earth's Extinct Worlds. (2022)

anthropologyplanetary boundarieshistorical geographyhuman geographyspace archaeologyenvironmental historyhistorical biologyextinct worlds

zoologyhistory of artzooarchaeologymyriapodapeter schoutencomparative literaturezoogeographyanimal ecologynew yorkart historyw. w. nortonconservation biology

Yule and Flack (2019), May 2019. (2019)

may 2019educational entertainment

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