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Karthik Ram

Affiliations:

Berkeley Institute for Data Science

University of California, Berkeley, Berkeley, CA, United States

Area:

community ecology, food webs, theoretical ecology

Website:

https://ram.berkeley.edu/

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Parents

Donald R. Strong	grad student	2009	UC Davis
(Population dynamics of microparasites in terrestrial food webs: Theory and experimentation.)
Perry de Valpine	post-doc	2011-	UC Berkeley
Christopher Wilmers	post-doc	2009-2011	UC Santa Cruz

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Collaborators

Jarrett Edward Kaplan Byrnes	collaborator		Bodega Marine Lab
Christopher J. Dugaw	collaborator		UC Davis
Daniel S. Gruner	collaborator		UC Davis
Mark Hebblewhite	collaborator		UC Santa Cruz
Evan L. Preisser	collaborator		UC Davis

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de Valpine P, Scranton K, Knape J, et al. (2014) The importance of individual developmental variation in stage-structured population models. Ecology Letters. 17: 1026-38
Casner KL, Forister ML, Ram K, et al. (2014) The utility of repeated presence data as a surrogate for counts: A case study using butterflies Journal of Insect Conservation. 18: 13-27
Ram K. (2013) Git can facilitate greater reproducibility and increased transparency in science. Source Code For Biology and Medicine. 8: 7
Dugaw CJ, Ram K. (2011) Individual heterogeneity in mortality mediates long-term persistence of a seasonal microparasite. Oecologia. 166: 317-25
Ram K, Gruner DS, McLaughlin JP, et al. (2008) Dynamics of a subterranean trophic cascade in space and time. Journal of Nematology. 40: 85-92
Ram K, Preisser EL, Gruner DS, et al. (2008) Metapopulation dynamics override local limits on long-term parasite persistence. Ecology. 89: 3290-7
Gruner DS, Ram K, Strong DR. (2007) Soil mediates the interaction of coexisting entomopathogenic nematodes with an insect host. Journal of Invertebrate Pathology. 94: 12-9

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