Tyler L. Lewis
Title: Research Wildlife Biologist
Address: 4210 University Dr., Anchorage, AK 99508-4626
Phone: (907) 786-7172
Fax: (907) 786-7021
Email: tlewis@usgs.gov
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Education and/or Training
| M.S. | 2005 | Simon Fraser University, Burnaby, British Columbia, Canada | |
| B.S. | 2000 | University of Oregon, Eugene, OR | |
Areas of Specialization and/or Research Interests
Avian behavioral ecology, response of avian populations to environmental change, population ecology and management, avian conservation
Professional Experience
| 2009-present | PhD Candidate, Department of Biology and Wildlife, University of Alaska Fairbanks |
| 2006-present | Wildlife Biologist, USGS, Alaska Science Center |
| 2003-2005 | Graduate Research Assistant, Simon Fraser University |
| 2000-2003 | Field Lackey, various federal agencies and universities |
Significant Recent Publications
Lewis, T.L. and P.L. Flint. 2008. Modified method for external attachment of transmitters to birds using two subcutaneous anchors. Journal of Field Ornithology 79: 336-341.
Lewis, T.L., D. Esler and W.S. Boyd. 2008. Foraging behaviors of Surf Scoters and White-winged Scoters in relation to clam density: inferring food availability and habitat quality. Auk 125: 149-157.
Lewis, T.L., D. Esler and W.S. Boyd. 2007. Effects of predation by sea ducks on clam abundance in soft-bottom intertidal habitats. Marine Ecology Progress Series 329: 131-144.
Lewis, T.L., D. Esler and W.S. Boyd. 2007. Foraging behaviors of Surf Scoters and White-winged Scoters during spawning of Pacific Herring. Condor 109: 216-222.
Lewis, T.L., M. Mews, D.E. Jelinski and M. Zimmer. 2007. Detrital subsidy to the supratidal zone provides feeding habitat for intertidal crabs. Estuaries and Coasts 30: 451-458.
Lewis, T.L., D. Esler, W.S. Boyd and R. Zydelis. 2005. Nocturnal foraging behavior of wintering Surf Scoters and White-winged Scoters. Condor 107: 637-647.
Lacroix, D.L., W.S. Boyd, D. Esler, M. Kirk, T. Lewis and S. Lipovsky. 2005. Surf Scoters Melanitta perspicillata aggregate and forage on ephemerally abundant polychaetes. Marine Ornithology 33: 61-63.
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