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Patrick Cummings

Patrick Cummings

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Co-Host, Chasing Excellence Podcast

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  • Lifespan, growth rate, and body size across latitude in marine Bivalvia, with implications for Phanerozoic evolution

    By David Moss, Emily Judd, Patrick Cummings, Linda C. Ivany| rspb.royalsocietypublishing.org@ AbstractMean body size in marine animals has increased more than 100-fold since the Cambrian, a discovery that brings to attention the key life-history parameters of lifespan and growth rate that ultimately determine size. Variation in these parameters is not well understood on the planet today, much less in deep time.

    By David Moss, Emily Judd, Patrick Cummings, Linda C. Ivany · rspb.royalsocietypublishing.org

    May. 30, 2018

  • Foraging at the wildland-urban interface decouples weather as a driver of recruitment for desert bighorn sheep

    By Kathleen Longshore, Chris Lowrey, Patrick Cummings| usgs.gov@ A growing number of ungulate populations are living within or near the wildland–urban interface. When resources at the interface are of greater quality than that of adjacent natural habitat, wildlife can be attracted to these developed areas. Little is known about how use of the wildland–urban interface by wildlife may affect vital rates.

    By Kathleen Longshore, Chris Lowrey, Patrick Cummings · usgs.gov

    Sep. 27, 2016

  • Lifespan, growth rate, and body size across latitude in marine Bivalvia, with implications for Phanerozoic evolution

    By David Moss, Emily Judd, Patrick Cummings, Linda C. Ivany| rspb.royalsocietypublishing.org@ AbstractMean body size in marine animals has increased more than 100-fold since the Cambrian, a discovery that brings to attention the key life-history parameters of lifespan and growth rate that ultimately determine size. Variation in these parameters is not well understood on the planet today, much less in deep time.

    By David Moss, Emily Judd, Patrick Cummings, Linda C. Ivany · rspb.royalsocietypublishing.org

    May. 30, 2018

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Chasing Excellence Podcast