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Alexa Scott

Alexa Scott

Graduate Student, PhD

College of Biological Science, Department of Integrative Biology

ascott16@uoguelph.ca
McCann Lab Website
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SSC 2471
Lab:
McCann

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During my undergraduate degree in Wildlife Biology and Conservation with a math minor, I became fascinated by how species coexistence can be modelled mathematically. Within my MSc, I am using theory to understand how seasonality may drive species coexistence. By altering seasonal lengths to resemble global warming, my research aims to investigate if and how competitive species can coexist in the face of climate change.

Education

BSc Honours – Wildlife Biology and Conservation, University of Guelph - 2020