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Frances James (ecologist)

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in 1970 at the age of 40 after raising a family of three daughters with her then husband ornithologist Douglas A. James. Her dissertation involved observing patterns of intraspecific size variation in 12 species of birds found in areas of the United States. James looked specifically at
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James studied geographic variation in the size and shape of birds, leading to transplant experiments with red-winged blackbirds and to tests of the theoretical assumptions underlying selection models. She is a member of the
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In 2009, with John Pourtless, she published an Ornithological Monograph entitled "Cladistics and the Origin of Birds: A Review and Two New Analyses". In this monograph they argue that both the “early-
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as presently constituted might not be monophyletic. They further cautioned that a verificationist approach in the BMT literature may be producing misleading studies on the origin of birds.
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In 1996 Frances James and her colleague at the University of Florida, statistician Charles McCulloch published an article titled: New Approaches to Population Trends in Land Birds.
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They proposed novel approaches to analyzing the data from the Breeding Bird Survey, data showed no general decline but significant declines in species from certain regions.
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hypothesizing that temperature may not be the most important factor determining body size patterns across gradients.
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Langenheim J H (1996). "Early history and progress of women ecologists: Emphasis upon research contributions".
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and modern birds (Aves). James and Pourtless concluded that because Aves might not belong within it,
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in January 1997; in the same year she also received the Outstanding Leadership Award from the
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Ecological Society of America (1998). "Eminent Ecologist award: Frances C. James".
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they performed revealed no statistical difference between the hypothesis that
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Cladistics and the Origin of Birds: A Review and Two New Analyses
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In 1984 James was the first woman to become president of the
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James completed her A.B. (Bachelor of Arts) in zoology at
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James, Frances C. & Pourtless IV, John A. (2009),
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Board of Governors and the Board of Directors for the
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serving for two years until 1986. She was awarded the
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Fellows of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences
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and the hypothesis that core clades of Maniraptora (
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who served as a Professor of Biological Sciences at
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ecologist
Florida State University
American Academy of Arts and Sciences
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Academy of Natural Sciences
American Ornithologists Union
Eminent Ecologist Award
American Institute of Biological Sciences
Margaret Morse Nice Medal
Wilson Ornithological Society
The Nature Conservancy
World Wildlife Fund
Mount Holyoke College
Louisiana State University
Zoology
University of Arkansas
Bergmann’s rule

archosaur
crocodylomorph
maniraptoran
theropod
Kishino-Hasegawa tests
birds
Maniraptora
oviraptorosaurs
troodontids
dromaeosaurs
Archaeopteryx

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