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Brown, James H. |
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The University of New Mexico |
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Environmental Sciences and Ecology |
| Secondary Field
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Evolutionary Biology |
 Election Citation
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Brown, through both theory and experiments, revolutionized the study of animal communities, particularly in desert ecosystems. His work on scaling and allometry suggest that life has been shaped by a few simple constraints and, together with his work on community dynamics, has led to the development of the field of macroecology. |
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