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Table 2 Academic profiles of the 14 ecologists that appear in Table 1, in the same sequence

From: World-level ecologists in Chile: Oldtimers, newcomers, and the bypassed

Name

Birth year

Institutions (Ph.D., current, CCTE)

Research lines declared

Juan Carlos Castilla

1940

U. of Wales, U. Católica de Chile, CASEB

Human impacts in marine ecosystems

Martin Thiel

1962

U. of Maine, U. Católica del Norte, CEAZA

Ecology and biodiversity of marine ecosystems

Francisco Bozinovic

1959

U. de Chile, U. Católica de Chile, CASEB, CAPES

Zoology, integrative biology, and biodiversity

Hermann Niemeyer

1941

U. of California-Berkeley, U. de Chile, IEB

Chemical ecology and communication

Fabian Jaksic

1952

U. of California-Berkeley, U. Católica de Chile, CASEB, CAPES

Ecological impacts of invaders, biodiversity, and sustainability

Pablo Marquet

1963

U. of New México, U. Católica de Chile, CASEB, IEB

Macroecology and metabolic ecology

Bernabé Santelices

1945

U. of Hawaii, U. Católica de Chile, CASEB

Ecology of marine algae

Ernesto Gianoli

1970

Swedish U. of Agricultural Sciences, U. de La Serena, CEAZA

Functional ecology of plants and herbivores

Sergio Navarrete

1964

Oregon State U., U. Católica de Chile, CASEB, CAPES

Dynamics, diversity, and conservation of marine ecosystems

Alex Fajardo

1971

U. of Montana, U. de Talca, CIEP

Forest ecology and climate change

Stefan Gelcich

1973

U. of Wales, U. Católica de Chile, CASEB, CAPES, SECOS

Interactions between ecological and social systems in coastal areas

Enrico Rezende

1977

U. of California-Riverside, U. Católica de Chile, CAPES

Interface between physiology, ecology, and evolution

Luis Ebensperger

1964

Boston U., U. Católica de Chile, CASEB

Behavioral ecology, group living, and sociality

Antonio Lara

1956

U. of Colorado, U. Austral de Chile, FORECOS, CR2

Global change, ecosystem services, and ecological restoration