Alison was a postdoctoral fellow at the lab, studying the relationship between climate, net primary productivity and lizard dietary niche breadth. The importance of understanding niche breadth across large geographical scales lies in the ability to elucidate mechanisms driving extant biodiversity patterns. The aim of her research is to better understand the importance of biotic variables in determining lizard species distribution patterns across broad spatial scales. She also studied diet in mammals.
Please refer see her Google scholar account for a list of publications.
Please refer see her Google scholar account for a list of publications.