Director of Jane Goodall Institute-Burundi: April 1991 April Burundi, Central Africa

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1 DEAN P. ANDERSON Department of Zoology University of Wisconsin-Madison 430 Lincoln Drive Madison, Wisconsin 53706, U.S.A. Phone: (608) Fax: (608) RESEARCH INTERESTS Quantitative analysis of species-habitat relationships Spatial consequences of predator-prey and trophic interactions Reciprocal interactions between spatial pattern in the environment and biological processes EDUCATION Ph.D. Zoology. August 2001 University of Wisconsin-Madison. Advisor: Timothy Moermond, Ph.D. Title: Tree Phenology and Distribution, and Their Relation to Chimpanzee Social Ecology in the Taï National Park, Côte d Ivoire B.S. Physical Therapy (Honors). August 1985 University of Puget Sound PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Assistant Scientist. September 2005 present. Department of Zoology, University of Wisconsin, Madison, Wisconsin. Title: Landscape ecology of invasive plant species in the southern Blue Ridge Mountains PI: Monica G. Turner and Scott Pearson Postdoctoral Research Associate. June 2001 August Department of Zoology, University of Wisconsin, Madison, Wisconsin. Title: Building a mechanistic basis for landscape ecology of ungulate populations. PI s: Peter Turchin, Monica Turner, John Fryxell, Mark Boyce, and Evelyn Merrill. Project Manager. September 1996 July Tai Chimpanzee Project: Ivory Coast, West Africa. Director of Jane Goodall Institute-Burundi: April 1991 April Burundi, Central Africa Field Biologist. December 1988 January 1990 African Wildlife Foundation: Rwanda, Central Africa. Physical Therapist. July 1986 October United States Peace Corps. Rwanda, Central Africa. 1

2 Physical Therapist. January 1986 June Rogue Valley Medical Center. Medford, Oregon. TEACHING EXPERIENCE Guest Lecture, University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point, Mammalogy, 2004 Guest Lecture, University of Wisconsin-Madison, General Ecology (Zoology 460), Guest Lecture, University of Wisconsin-Madison, The Apes. November Teaching Assistant, Ecology, Evolution, and Genetics Laboratory (Biocore 302), Teaching Assistant, Introduction to Biology (Botany/Zoology 152), Teaching Assistant, Introduction to Biology (Botany/Zoology 152), Teaching Assistant, Comparative Vertebrate Anatomy, (Zoology 431), Teaching Assistant, Introduction to Biology (Botany/Zoology 151), Guest Lecture, University of Puget Sound, Functional Anatomy. November PUBLICATIONS Anderson, D.P., M.G. Turner, J.D. Forester, J. Zhu, M.S. Boyce, H. Beyer, L. Stowell Scale-dependent habitat use by elk (Cervus elaphus) in Wisconsin, U.S.A. Journal of Wildlife Management 69: Anderson D.P., J.D. Forester, M.G. Turner, J. Frair, E. Merrill, D. Fortin, H. Beyer, J.S. Mao, M.S. Boyce, and J. Fryxell Factors influencing female home-range sizes in elk (Cervus elaphus) in North American landscapes. Landscape Ecology 20: Anderson D.P Preface: Reciprocal interactions between herbivores and landscapes. Landscape Ecology 20: Anderson, D.P., E.V. Nordheim, Z.B.G. Bi, C. Boesch Deviations in tropical tree phenology patterns caused by climatic variables. Biotropica 37: Anderson, D.P., C. Boesch, E.V. Nordheim Environmental factors influencing the seasonality of estrus in Chimpanzees. Primates 47: Boesch, C., Z.B.G. Bi, D.P. Anderson, D. Stahl Food choice in Taï chimpanzees: Are cultural differences present?, G. Hohmann, M. Robbins, C. Boesch (eds.). Feeding Ecology of Apes, Humans and Other Primates. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. In press. Anderson, D.P., E.V. Nordheim, C. Boesch, T.C. Moermond Factors influencing fissionfusion grouping in chimpanzees in the Taï National Park, Côte d Ivoire, in C. Boesch, G. Hohmann and L. Marchant (eds.). Behavioural Diversity in Chimpanzees and Bonobos. SUBMITTED MANUSCRIPTS Anderson, D.P., T.P. Rooney, M.G. Turner, D.M. Waller, A.P. Wydeven, J.E. Wiedenhoeft, D.E. Beyer, W.S. Alverson, J.D. Forester. In review. Do wolves limit deer impacts? Spatially variable trophic cascades in the Great Lake states. Landscape Ecology. 2

3 Anderson, D.P., J.D. Forester, M.G. Turner, H. Beyer. In review. Do landscape and temporal factors influence elk residency time? Oecologia. Forester, J.D., M.G. Turner, D.P. Anderson. In review. Do high-density patches of coarse wood and regenerating saplings create browsing refugia for aspen (Populus tremuloides) in Yellowstone National Park (USA)? Landscape Ecology. Forester, J.D., Ives, A.R., M.G. Turner, D.P. Anderson, Fortin, D., Beyer, H.L., Smith, D.W., Boyce, M.S. In review. Using state-space models to link patterns of elk (Cervus elaphus) movement to landscape characteristics in Yellowstone National Park. Ecology. MANUSCRIPTS IN PREPARATION Anderson, D.P., W.P. Porter, M.G. Turner, J.D. Forester, In preparation. Linking elk energy budgets to landscape use: implications for survival and reproduction. To be submitted to Journal of Mammalogy. Anderson, D.P., E.V. Nordheim, Z.B.G. Bi, C. Boesch. In preparation. Spatial distribution of trees in the Taï National Park, Côte d Ivoire. To be submitted to the Journal of Ecology. Anderson D.P., J.D. Forester, M.G. Turner, M.S. Boyce, E. Merrill, J.L. Frair, D.R. Comparative analysis of elk-landscape relationships using resource selection and resource utilization functions. To be submitted to Ecological Applications. Anderson, D.P., J. Lehmann, H. Beyer, C. Boesch, J.D. Forester. In preparation. Chimpanzee movement patterns and social ecology in the Taï National Park, Côte d Ivoire. To be submitted to Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology. ORGANIZED SYMPOSIUM Anderson, D.P., M.G. Turner. Reciprocal Interactions between herbivores and landscapes. Symposium for the 2003 Congress of the International Association for Landscape Ecology, Darwin, Northern Territory, Australia. July 13-17, Papers published in Landscape Ecology volume 20 issue 3 INVITED SEMINARS Anderson, D.P, J.D. Forester, M.G. Turner, M.S. Boyce, E.H. Merrill, J.L. Frair, D.R. Visscher Comparative analysis of elk-landscape relationships using resource selection and resource utilization functions. Symposium: Kernel Methods in Space-Use Analyses. 12th Annual Conference of The Wildlife Society, Madison, Wisconsin September 25-29, Anderson, D.P, W.P. Porter, J.D. Forester, M.G. Turner, M.S. Boyce, E.H. Merrill, J.L. Frair, D.R. Visscher Linking elk energetic budgets to landscape use: implications for growth and reproduction. Symposium: Large Mammals, Landscapes, and Life Histories. Ninth International Mammalogical Congress. Sapporo, Japan, July 31 August 5,

4 Anderson, D.P Ungulates on Wisconsin landscapes: resource selection and trophic cascades from wolves to plant communities. The Yi-Fu Tuan Lecture Series. Department of Geography, University of Wisconsin-Madison. February Madison, Wisconsin. Anderson, D.P., J. Lehmann, H. Beyer, C. Boesch, J.D. Forester Chimpanzee movement patterns and social ecology in the Taï National Park, Côte d Ivoire. International Symposium on African Great Apes: Evolution, Diversity and Conservation. March Kyoto, Japan. Anderson, D.P Using GIS to examine patterns of habitat use by elk. GIS seminar of the Spatial Information and Analysis Consortium. September Madison, WI. Anderson D.P., J.D. Forester, M.G. Turner, J. Frair, E. Merrill, D. Fortin, H. Beyer, J.S. Mao, M.S. Boyce, and J. Fryxell. Factors influencing female home-range sizes in elk (Cervus elaphus) in North American landscapes. Symposium: Reciprocal Interactions between Herbivores and Landscapes. The 2003 Congress of the International Association for Landscape Ecology, Darwin, Northern Territory, Australia. July 13-17, Anderson, D.P., C.B. Boesch The influence of spatial and temporal variability of food on chimpanzee social dynamics. Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Biology. April 12, Leipzig, Germany. PRESENTATIONS Anderson, D.P., J.D. Forester, M.G. Turner, H. Beyer. Linking elk movement patterns to forage availability and predator avoidance in northern Wisconsin. The Wildlife Society 11 th Annual Conference, Calgary, Alberta, Canada. September 18-22, (Oral presentation) Anderson, D.P., T.P. Rooney, M.G. Turner, D.M. Waller, A.P. Wydeven, J.E. Wiedenhoeft, D.E. Beyer, W.S. Alverson, and J.D. Forester. Tri-trophic interactions among wolves, deer, and plant communities in Northern Wisconsin and Michigan. The 88 th Annual Meeting of the Ecological Society of America. August Savannah, Georgia. (Oral presentation) Anderson, D.P., J.D. Forester, M.G. Turner Summer-habitat use by a reintroduced elk herd in Northern Wisconsin. The 17 th Annual Symposium of the International Association for Landscape Ecology United States Regional Association. April Lincoln, Nebraska. (Oral presentation) Anderson, D.P., E.V. Nordheim, Spatial distribution patterns of tropical trees. The 86 th Annual Meeting of the Ecological Society of America. August Madison, Wisconsin. (Oral presentation). Anderson, D.P., C.B. Boesch, E.V. Nordheim Social Ecology of Chimpanzees in the Taï National Park. The XVIIIth Congress of the International Primatological Society. January Adelaide, South Austrailia. (Oral presentation). Anderson, D.P., C.B. Boesch, E.V. Nordheim Fission-fusion grouping dynamics in Chimpanzees. Animal Social Complexity and Intelligence. August 23-26, Chicago, IL. (Poster presentation). 4

5 Anderson, D.P., C.B. Boesch, E.V. Nordheim Linking social grouping to food and sexually receptive females of the Taï forest. The Apes: Challenges for the 21 st Century. May 10-13, Chicago, IL. (Oral presentation) Anderson, D.P Chimpanzee Eco-Tourism in Burundi. The annual meeting of the Society for Conservation Biology, Guadalajara, Mexico. (Oral presentation). AWARDS World Wildlife Fund Swiss Scientific Research Center 2003 Award for Scientific and Conservation Research in Côte d Ivoire. Abidjan, Côte d Ivoire, (August 2003). John Jefferson Davis Fund Travel Grant, Department of Zoology, University of Wisconsin- Madison, (April and November 2000). Fellowship for Doctoral Research, Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology, Leipzig, Germany (October 1997 December 1998). L.S.B. Leakey Foundation, Research Grant. U.S.A., (July 1996). Biodiversity Support Program Conservation and Research Grant, sponsored by the United States Agency for International Development, and the World Wildlife Fund for Nature. (1992). ASSOCIATE EDITOR Landscape Ecology PEER REVIEW FOR JOURNALS Ecological Applications Journal of Animal Ecology Journal of Wildlife Management Ecoscience Landscape Ecology Wildlife Biology Biotropica Biological Conservation Journal of Tropical Ecology Behavioral Ecology American Journal of Primatology Primates American Journal of Physical Anthropology PROFESSIONAL SERVICE AND AFFILIATIONS International Association for Landscape Ecology Ecological Society of America. 5

6 The Wildlife Society Society for Conservation Biology. Association for Tropical Biology and Conservation LANGUAGES French 6