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Eben Goodale is Professor, PI of a group focusing on animal ecology and conservation at the University of Guangxi, China. He received his bachelor’s from Harvard College (1997), his Ph.D. from the University of Massachusetts, Amherst (2005), and held postdoctoral fellowships at the Massachusetts Institute for Technology, the National Science Foundation (USA) and the University of California, San Diego / University of San Diego. Much of his work has been done on birds and in Sri Lanka, but he has also conducted bird research in India, Papua New Guinea (PNG), and China, and has also worked on communication in bees. For the two years before moving to Guangxi (2014), he was Associate Professor at the Xishuangbanna Tropical Botanical Garden, Chinese Academy of Sciences. He has published 29 articles in SCI indexed journals (20 corresponding author), including Trends in Ecology and Evolution, Proceedings of the Royal Society, Biology Letters, Animal Behavior, Behavioral Ecology, Diversity and Distributions and Biological Conservation. He enjoys teaching, and has taught undergraduate and graduate courses in introductory biology, biodiversity, evolution and ecology at four institutions, and organized workshops in experimental design and statistics in Sri Lanka, PNG and China.
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Professor, Principle Investigator.
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1.Principles of Ecology, undergraduate (2015,2017,2018)2.Advanced Topics in Ecology and Conservation (co-taught, undergraduate, 2015-2018)3. Advanced Animal Ecology, graduate (2016-2018)4. Intorduction to Statistics and Experimental Design, graduate (2016-2018)
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My research interest is in the connection between three fields of ecology: behavioral ecology, community ecology and conservation biology. Specifically, I investigate how behavior of animals, particularly communication, affects the interactions between species, and how knowledge about such interactions can be integrated into conservation and management plans. Much of my work has focused on mixed-species flocks of birds, including how species interact in them and how the community can be conserved as a whole. In China, I have broadened my research into several critical issues in conservation: habitat fragmentation, ecotoxicology, and improving educational institutional capacity.
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 National Science Foundation of China (NSFC) General Project **: (XXX in research funds, 2018-2022).  NSFC Regional Project ** (XXX in research funds, 2016-2020). Guangxi University Special Talent Recruitment Program (2014-2019)
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Recent Publications (last 3 years)Lee, M.-B. and Goodale, E. 2018. Crop heterogeneity and non-crop habitat features can enhance avian diversity in a tropical agricultural landscape in southern China. Agriculture, Ecosystems and Environment 265: 254-263. Zou, F., Jones, H., Colorado Z., G. J., Jiang, D., Lee, T.-M., Martínez, A., Sieving, K., Zhang, M., Zhang, Q., and Goodale, E. 2018. The conservation implications of mixed-species flocking in terrestrial birds, a globally-distributed species interaction network. Biological Conservation 224: 267-276 Pagani-Núñez, E., Xia, X., Beauchamp, G., He, R., Husson, J. H. D., Liang, D., and Goodale, E. 2018. Are vocal characteristics related to leadership patterns in mixed-species bird flocks? Journal of Avian Biology 2018: e01674. Dayananda, S. K., Mammides, C., Lee, M.-B., Liu, J.-J., Pasion, B. O., Sreekar, R., Yasuda, M., Quan, R.-C., Slik, J. W. F., Tomlinson, K. W. and Goodale, E. 2017. Topography and soil type are critical to understanding how bird and herpetofaunal communities persist in forest fragments of tropical China. Biological Conservation 215: 107-115. Abeysinghe, K., Qiu, G., Goodale, E., Anderson, C. W. N., Bishop, K., Du, B., Evers, D. C., Goodale, M. W., Hintelmann, H., Li, P., Liu, S., Mammides, C., Quan, R.-C, Wang, J., Wu, P., Xu, X.-H., Yang, X.-D., Xiong, M. and Feng, X. 2017. Mercury flow through an Asian rice-based food web. Environmental Pollution 229: 219-228. Gu, H., Chen, J., Ewing, H., Liu, X., Zhao, J., and Goodale, E. 2017. Heterospecific attraction to the vocalizations of birds in mass fruiting trees. Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology 71: 82. Mammides, C., Goodale, U. M., Corlett, R. T., Chen, J., Bawa, K. S., Hariya, H., Jarrad, F., Primack, R. B., Ewing, H., Xia, X. and Goodale, E. 2016. Increasing geographic diversity in the international conservation literature: A stalled process? Biological Conservation 198: 78-83.
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