Agricultural and Life Sciences (IFAS)
Acevedo Lab
Led by Miguel A. Acevedo · Wildlife Ecology and Conservation
What we study
The Acevedo Lab works on quantitative population ecology, wildlife disease ecology, spatial ecology and theoretical ecology.
- Papers
- 5
Recent papers, explained
- Experimental recolonization of secondary forests by a Caribbean anole follows predictions from range expansion theory
2026 · Biological Conservation
- Playing it safe at early life stages: Balancing energy allocations to maximize fitness under seasonal pathogen dynamics
2026 · Journal of Animal Ecology
Models how hosts balance growth and immune defense to survive seasonal infections.
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- The Once and Future Amazon Forest? Climate and Landscape Change May Drive the Expansion of Nutrient‐Poor Amazonian Ecosystems
2026 · Biotropica
Predicts that climate change may lead to more nutrient-poor Amazon ecosystems.
- Sequencing foundational computational instruction in the life sciences
2026 · Ecology and Evolution
- Extension Interest Assessment: An Evaluation of Hispanics Residents of Florida
2025 · Journal of Extension
Finds high interest in finance, health, and food safety among Hispanic Floridians, but many unaware of extension services.
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