Faculty

Institution

Unit

Venue

Thomas H. Kunz

Professor Emeritus of Biology

Boston University

Affiliations

College of Arts & Sciences

Biology

Thomas H. Kunz is currently serving as a Biology Professor Emeritus of Biology at Boston University.

Honors

Create free account to unlock more features

Experiences

Create free account to unlock more features

Education

Create free account to unlock more features

Thomas H. Kunz

Boston University

Professor Emeritus of Biology

You can click a keyword to filter the displayed items

avian biology ecology entomology ornithology mammalian biology mammalogy biology animal ecology zoology wildlife ecology animal science physiology animal behavior wildlife biology wildlife animal physiology breeding behavior evolutionary biology mammalian physiology rodent ecology behavioral ecology botany endocrinology conservation biology comparative physiology animal studies morphology (biology) brazilian free-tailed bats biological anthropology movement ecology myotis lucifugus foraging white-nose syndrome evolutionary ecology reproductive biology insect science spatial ecology animal reproduction terrestrial ecology biodiversity livestock science wildlife management experimental biology postnatal growth avian medicine reproductive physiology physiological research tadarida brasiliensis fruit bats short-nosed fruit bat liver physiology disease ecology predator-prey interactions integrative biology landscape ecology primatology zoogeography endocrine research tracking systems cynopterus sphinx primate behavior comparative endocrinology human physiology object tracking population ecology age estimation social structure big brown bat peninsular malaysia emerging infectious diseases embryonic development glucocorticoids little brown bat post-natal growth little brown bats insectivorous bats nitrogen cycling ecology evolution tropical ecology animal behaviour ecology and evolutionary biology

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Redefining the Study of Sexual Dimorphism in Bats: Following the Odour Trail. Mammal Review (2021)

Mariana Muñoz‐RomoRachel A. PageThomas H. Kunz

animal behaviorornithologyavian biologyentomologyecologysexual dimorphismevolutionary biologymammalian biologymammalogy

Sympatric Bat Species Prey Opportunistically on a Major Moth Pest of Pecans. Sustainability (2019)

Elizabeth C. Braun de TorrezVeronica A. BrownGary F. McCrackenThomas H. Kunz

specie interactionforagingavian biologyrodent ecologyecologyconservation biologysympatric bat speciesmajor moth pestagricultural economicspredator-prey interactionspest sciencewildlifewildlife ecologypest managemententomologyzoology

Seasonal and Sexual Variation in Metabolism, Thermoregulation, and Hormones in the Big Brown Bat ( Eptesicus Fuscus ). Physiological and Biochemical Zoology (2017)

Christopher S. RichardsonTim HeerenThomas H. Kunz

animal physiologybiologyornithologyavian biologywildlife biologyecologybreeding behaviorrodent ecologybig brown batsexual variationentomologyzoologyanimal sciencemammalian physiologymetabolismphysiology

Airplane Tracking Documents the Fastest Flight Speeds Recorded for Bats. Royal Society Open Science (2016)

Gary F. McCrackenKamran SafiThomas H. KunzDina K. N. DechmannSharon M. SwartzMartin Wikelski

dronesaerospace engineeringunmanned aerial vehiclesecologytracking systemsaeronautics

Appendix a. Model Equations Indicating the Nature of the Dynamical System Used to Investigate the Interactions Between Insects and Cotton.. Figshare (2016)

Paula FedericoThomas G. HallamGary F. McCrackenS. Thomas PuruckerWilliam E. GrantA. Nelly Correa-SandovalJohn K. WestbrookRodrigo A. MedellínCutler J. ClevelandChris G. SansoneJuan D. LópezMargrit BetkeArnulfo Moreno-ValdezThomas H. Kunz

specie interactionecologydynamical systemsinsect scienceentomologybiotic interactions

Appendix B. Rationale and Discussion for Model Parameters (With References).. Figshare (2016)

machine learningmodel parametersapplied mathematics

Bats. British Small Animal Veterinary Association eBooks (2016)

David Couper

Drivers of Variation in Species Impacts for a Multi-Host Fungal Disease of Bats. Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B Biological Sciences (2016)

Kate E. LangwigWinifred F. FrickJoseph R. HoytKaty L. PariseKevin P. DreesThomas H. KunzJeffrey T. FosterA. Marm Kilpatrick

biologyavian biologyentomologyecologyspecies impactsmulti-host fungal diseasedisparate impactevolutionary biology

Electronic Supplementary Material Includes: Figure S1, Figure S2, Figure S3, Figure S4 and Table S1 From Airplane Tracking Documents the Fastest Flight Speeds Recorded for Bats. (2016)

Gary F. McCrackenKamran SafiThomas H. KunzDina K. N. DechmannSharon M. SwartzMartin Wikelski

electronic supplementary material

List of Contributors. Elsevier eBooks (2016)

Udeni B.R. BalasuriyaSimon Barratt-BoyesMartin BeerBrian BirdJoe BrownlieLark L. CoffeyJohn M. CullenGustavo A. DelhonRuben O. DonisIan GardnerJames GilkersonWilliam T. GoldeCarol HartleyHans HeidnerChristine HerdenPeter KirklandDonald P. KnowlesXiang-Jin MengJohn MundayBrian MurphyStefan NiewieskMichael OglesbeeKlaus OsterriederChristopher OuraMassimo PalmariniJohn ParkerColin R. ParrishPatricia PesaventoWilliam ReisenJuergen A. RichtChristina J. SigurdsonJonathan TownerVeronika von MesslingGary Whittaker

electronic libraryauthor profilingscientific communicationdigital scholarshipscholarly communicationinformetricsjournalism

1
2
3
4
5
28
10 / page

Thomas H. Kunz

Professor Emeritus of Biology

Boston University

Affiliations

College of Arts & Sciences

Biology

Thomas H. Kunz is currently serving as a Biology Professor Emeritus of Biology at Boston University.

Honors

Create free account to unlock more features

Experiences

Create free account to unlock more features

Education

Create free account to unlock more features

Thomas H. Kunz

Boston University

Professor Emeritus of Biology

You can click a keyword to filter the displayed items

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Redefining the Study of Sexual Dimorphism in Bats: Following the Odour Trail. Mammal Review (2021)

Mariana Muñoz‐RomoRachel A. PageThomas H. Kunz

animal behaviorornithologyavian biologyentomologyecologysexual dimorphismevolutionary biologymammalian biologymammalogy

Sympatric Bat Species Prey Opportunistically on a Major Moth Pest of Pecans. Sustainability (2019)

Elizabeth C. Braun de TorrezVeronica A. BrownGary F. McCrackenThomas H. Kunz

Seasonal and Sexual Variation in Metabolism, Thermoregulation, and Hormones in the Big Brown Bat ( Eptesicus Fuscus ). Physiological and Biochemical Zoology (2017)

Christopher S. RichardsonTim HeerenThomas H. Kunz

Airplane Tracking Documents the Fastest Flight Speeds Recorded for Bats. Royal Society Open Science (2016)

Gary F. McCrackenKamran SafiThomas H. KunzDina K. N. DechmannSharon M. SwartzMartin Wikelski

dronesaerospace engineeringunmanned aerial vehiclesecologytracking systemsaeronautics

Appendix a. Model Equations Indicating the Nature of the Dynamical System Used to Investigate the Interactions Between Insects and Cotton.. Figshare (2016)

specie interactionecologydynamical systemsinsect scienceentomologybiotic interactions

Appendix B. Rationale and Discussion for Model Parameters (With References).. Figshare (2016)

machine learningmodel parametersapplied mathematics

Bats. British Small Animal Veterinary Association eBooks (2016)

David Couper

Drivers of Variation in Species Impacts for a Multi-Host Fungal Disease of Bats. Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B Biological Sciences (2016)

Kate E. LangwigWinifred F. FrickJoseph R. HoytKaty L. PariseKevin P. DreesThomas H. KunzJeffrey T. FosterA. Marm Kilpatrick

biologyavian biologyentomologyecologyspecies impactsmulti-host fungal diseasedisparate impactevolutionary biology

Electronic Supplementary Material Includes: Figure S1, Figure S2, Figure S3, Figure S4 and Table S1 From Airplane Tracking Documents the Fastest Flight Speeds Recorded for Bats. (2016)

Gary F. McCrackenKamran SafiThomas H. KunzDina K. N. DechmannSharon M. SwartzMartin Wikelski

electronic supplementary material

List of Contributors. Elsevier eBooks (2016)

electronic libraryauthor profilingscientific communicationdigital scholarshipscholarly communicationinformetricsjournalism

1
2
3
4
5
28
10 / page

Similar Faculty Members

Kay Holekamp

Institution

Michigan State University

evolutionary biology

mammalogy

James A Estes

Institution

University of California, Santa Cruz

ecology

marine biology

John N. Thompson

Institution

University of California, Santa Cruz

evolutionary biology

coevolution

Joseph B. Williams

Institution

Ohio State University

ecophysiology

ecology

Albert Bennett

Institution

University of California, Irvine

evolutionary biology

comparative physiology

Charles T. Robbins

Institution

Washington State University

zooarchaeology

wildlife

Daniel Blumstein

Institution

University of California, Los Angeles

ecological processes

animal behavior

Fredric J Janzen

Institution

Iowa State University

life histories

life history

Ellen D. Ketterson

Institution

Indiana University Bloomington

ecology evolution

evolutionary theory

David P Crews

Institution

University of Texas at Austin

sociobiology

evolutionary biology

Similar Faculty Members

Kay Holekamp

Institution

Michigan State University

evolutionary biology

mammalogy

James A Estes

Institution

University of California, Santa Cruz

ecology

marine biology

John N. Thompson

Institution

University of California, Santa Cruz

evolutionary biology

coevolution

Joseph B. Williams

Institution

Ohio State University

ecophysiology

ecology

Albert Bennett

Institution

University of California, Irvine

evolutionary biology

comparative physiology

Charles T. Robbins

Institution

Washington State University

zooarchaeology

wildlife

Daniel Blumstein

Institution

University of California, Los Angeles

ecological processes

animal behavior

Fredric J Janzen

Institution

Iowa State University

life histories

life history

Ellen D. Ketterson

Institution

Indiana University Bloomington

ecology evolution

evolutionary theory

David P Crews

Institution

University of Texas at Austin

sociobiology

evolutionary biology