BIOGRAPHY

I received my Ph.D. from the University of Pennsylvania and completed a postdoctoral position at Duke University. I've been at Syracuse University since 1969.

I teach BIO 426/626: Functional Animal Ecology in the Fall semesters, and BIO 375: Biological Experimentation in the Spring semesters.

My professional interests and work include quantitative tests of optimization theories, and intermittent incubation in birds as a compromise between embryo development rate and self-maintenance. For more information about my research interests and current projects, please click here.

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