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The Team

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Marcelo Jorge

Assistant Professor

Marcelo Jorge is a wildlife ecologist with a strong focus on applied habitat and wildlife management, particularly within fire‐shaped (pyric) southeastern U.S. landscapes. His research explores predator–prey dynamics and community ecology to inform practical strategies for managing big game and other wildlife. His PhD centered on chronic wasting disease (CWD) in Arkansas deer, combining passive and active sampling to guide management recommendations for state wildlife agencies. 

Students

Bella Dellulo

Undergraduate Researcher

Estimating Fawn Age Using Morphometric Data :

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