Liberal Arts and Sciences
Subalusky Lab
Led by Amanda Subalusky · Biology
What we study
The Subalusky Lab studies how animals that move between land and water, like hippos and migrating wildebeest, carry nutrients into rivers and shape river life. Much of the work is on the Mara River in Kenya, with Kenyan partners and Maasai communities.
What working here is like
- Fieldwork
- Wet lab
- Wild animals
- Papers
- 5
Recent papers, explained
- Resource subsidies mediated by non-native species: a review
2026 · NeoBiota
Reviewed how non-native species affect ecosystems.
- Bioreactors on the Move: How Animals Contribute to Microbial Community Coalescence and Shape Ecosystem Function
2026 · Environmental Microbiology
Explained how animals mix microbes in ecosystems.
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- A Gradient of Wildlife Subsidies Alters Riverine Food Web Structure
2026 · Freshwater Biology
Tested how animal waste affects river food webs.
- Birds shape biogeochemistry and ecosystem function globally
2026 · Current Biology
Explored how birds influence biogeochemistry globally.
- The ripple effect of surface water on dryland ecosystems
2026 · Trends in Ecology & Evolution
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How to reach out
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