
I manage and analyze large ecological and demographic datasets. Here at Princeton I work with Jeanne Altmann on the Amboseli Baboon Research Project where I manage demographic, reproductive, female dominance rank, wounds and pathologies, and meteorological data; revise and add to our online relational database; assist other researchers with data retrieval and analysis; and tell baboon stories. Prior to this I monitored wetland mitigation projects, helped develop wetland assessment methods, and examined the impacts of nutrient limitation on wetland plant species.
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2. Gesquiere, Laurence R, et al. “Life at the top: rank and stress in wild male baboons.”. Science 333.15 JULY (2011): , 333, 15 JULY, 357-360. Web.Publisher's Version
4. http://www.state.nj.us/dep/dsr/wetlands2/report.pdf