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Paolo Segre

Assistant Professor

University of Wisconsin–Green Bay

Affiliations

Center for the Advancement of Teaching and Learning

College of Science, Engineering and Technology

Department Of Human Biology

Environmental Science

University of Wisconsin–Green Bay

Paolo Segre is currently serving as a Center For The Advancement Of Teaching And Learning Assistant Professor at University of Wisconsin–Green Bay.

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Paolo Segre

University of Wisconsin–Green Bay

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ecology marine biology avian biology zoology animal behavior biology oceanography movement ecology evolutionary biology conservation biology animal ecology experimental biology biomechanics morphology (biology) ornithology marine ecology foraging baleen whales physiology entomology behavioral ecology fish biology wildlife ecology avian locomotion kinematics morphology wildlife marine ornithology mammalian biology mammalogy wildlife biology predator-prey interactions biological oceanography flight control marine hydrodynamics acoustic ecology northern chilean patagonia experimental criminology functional ecology ecological entomology insect science applied ecology movement analysis archaeological record integrative biology bioacoustics underwater acoustic communications ship maneuvering terrestrial arthropods social insects insect social behavior ant colony optimization ecological modelling applied plant ecology avian evolution animal performance experimental biophysics flying robot unmanned vehicles aerial robotics unmanned systems air vehicle system high-resolution foraging measurements ecological limits ocean giants physiological drivers bird flight inertial sensors integrated video digital tags large aquatic vertebrates hydrodynamic properties maximum rolling performance fin whale flippers burst muscle performance individual variation coastal research coastal management natural resource management geographic information systems environmental resource management animal conservation spatial analysis conservation science environmental science ecological indicator physical geography ecological monograph environmental engineering marine systems environmental research geography aquatic conservation ecology and evolutionary biology urban ecology ecological engineering digital earth field robotics coastal conservation conservation letter restoration ecology biological conservation visualization earth science biogeography freshwater biology aquatic ecosystems biodiversity human impacts on the environment geographical information science environmental modelling ecological applications environmental monitoring ecosystem services community (ecology)

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Bowhead Whale Foraging Dives Are Defined by Speed and Body Orientation. PLoS ONE (2026)

animal behaviorunderwater technologiesfish biologyzoologymarine biologymorphology (biology)fisheriesmarine hydrodynamicsbowhead whalebody orientation

Delta Wing‐Shaped Upper Jaw as a Control Surface to Stabilize Rorqual Whales During Lunge‐Feeding. Marine Mammal Science (2026)

control surfaceanatomymorphology (biology)rorqual whalesaxial skeleton

High-Resolution Inertial Biologging Data for Bowhead Whales in Canadian Arctic, Cumberland Sound. Open MIND (2026)

canadian arcticquantitative biologycumberland soundmarine ecologyocean sciencesaquatic ecosystemsmarine biologybowhead whalesmarine geologyfisheriesunderwater acousticsearth scienceecology

A Practical Guide for Improving Confidence in Data Collected With Consumer‐Level Drones. Marine Mammal Science (2025)

unmanned aerial vehiclesair vehicle systemdata collectedunmanned systemsdronesconsumer‐level dronesintelligent systemsdata scienceaerospace engineeringunmanned vehiclesaerial roboticspractical guideaerospaceunmanned aircraft systemsflying robot

How Deep is Their Lunch: Inshore South African Bryde’s Whales Shift Attack Mode at Different Depths. Marine Ecology Progress Series (2025)

marine systemsmarine ornithologymarine biologydifferent depthsanthropologyecologyzooarchaeology

The Key to Bubble-Net Feeding: How Humpback Whale Morphology Functionally Differs From Other Baleen Whales. Journal of Experimental Biology (2025)

animal behaviorother baleen whalesmarine systemsmarine ecologyfish biologymammalogyzoologyhumpback whale morphologybiologyaquatic ecosystemszooplankton ecologymarine ornithologymorphology (biology)marine biologybubble-net feedingecologyevolutionary biology

Turning Trade‐Offs: Hummingbird Power Reserves Are Used to Decrease Turning Radius or Increase Turning Velocity. Journal of Zoology (2025)

hummingbird power reserves

“Why Keep Your Mouth Shut?” Inshore South African Bryde’s Whales Abort Lunges Within Feeding Dives. Ethology Ecology & Evolution (2025)

whales abort lungesbiological anthropologymarine policymarine biologymouth shutanthropology

Feeding Behavior of Blue Whales ( Balaenoptera Musculus ) During Austral Summer in Northern Chilean Patagonia. Ethology Ecology & Evolution (2024)

Adi AyoubFrancesco CarusoPaolo SegreLeigh HickmottJoseph D. WarrenGustavo ChiangPaulina BahamondeAlessandro Bocconcelli

animal behaviornorthern chilean patagoniabehavioral ecologyethologyblue whalesecology and evolutionary biologyecologyevolutionary biologybehavioral sciences

Morphology of Nares Associated With Stereo-Olfaction in Baleen Whales. Biology Letters (2024)

Conor RyanMaria C. I. MartinsKevin HealyLars BejderSalvatore CerchioFredrik ChristiansenJohn DurbanHolly FearnbachSarah FortuneAri FriedlaenderWilliam R. KoskiCarolyn MillerFabian M. Rodríguez-GonzálezPaolo S. SegreJorge Urbán RFabien VivierCaroline R. WeirMichael J. Moore

morphologyavian biologybaleen whaleszoologybiologymorphology (biology)

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Paolo Segre

Assistant Professor

University of Wisconsin–Green Bay

Affiliations

Center for the Advancement of Teaching and Learning

College of Science, Engineering and Technology

Department Of Human Biology

Environmental Science

University of Wisconsin–Green Bay

Paolo Segre is currently serving as a Center For The Advancement Of Teaching And Learning Assistant Professor at University of Wisconsin–Green Bay.

Honors

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Paolo Segre

University of Wisconsin–Green Bay

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Bowhead Whale Foraging Dives Are Defined by Speed and Body Orientation. PLoS ONE (2026)

animal behaviorunderwater technologiesfish biologyzoologymarine biologymorphology (biology)fisheriesmarine hydrodynamicsbowhead whalebody orientation

Delta Wing‐Shaped Upper Jaw as a Control Surface to Stabilize Rorqual Whales During Lunge‐Feeding. Marine Mammal Science (2026)

control surfaceanatomymorphology (biology)rorqual whalesaxial skeleton

High-Resolution Inertial Biologging Data for Bowhead Whales in Canadian Arctic, Cumberland Sound. Open MIND (2026)

canadian arcticquantitative biologycumberland soundmarine ecologyocean sciencesaquatic ecosystemsmarine biologybowhead whalesmarine geologyfisheriesunderwater acousticsearth scienceecology

A Practical Guide for Improving Confidence in Data Collected With Consumer‐Level Drones. Marine Mammal Science (2025)

How Deep is Their Lunch: Inshore South African Bryde’s Whales Shift Attack Mode at Different Depths. Marine Ecology Progress Series (2025)

marine systemsmarine ornithologymarine biologydifferent depthsanthropologyecologyzooarchaeology

The Key to Bubble-Net Feeding: How Humpback Whale Morphology Functionally Differs From Other Baleen Whales. Journal of Experimental Biology (2025)

Turning Trade‐Offs: Hummingbird Power Reserves Are Used to Decrease Turning Radius or Increase Turning Velocity. Journal of Zoology (2025)

hummingbird power reserves

“Why Keep Your Mouth Shut?” Inshore South African Bryde’s Whales Abort Lunges Within Feeding Dives. Ethology Ecology & Evolution (2025)

whales abort lungesbiological anthropologymarine policymarine biologymouth shutanthropology

Feeding Behavior of Blue Whales ( Balaenoptera Musculus ) During Austral Summer in Northern Chilean Patagonia. Ethology Ecology & Evolution (2024)

Adi AyoubFrancesco CarusoPaolo SegreLeigh HickmottJoseph D. WarrenGustavo ChiangPaulina BahamondeAlessandro Bocconcelli

animal behaviornorthern chilean patagoniabehavioral ecologyethologyblue whalesecology and evolutionary biologyecologyevolutionary biologybehavioral sciences

Morphology of Nares Associated With Stereo-Olfaction in Baleen Whales. Biology Letters (2024)

morphologyavian biologybaleen whaleszoologybiologymorphology (biology)

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