Tanner Senti
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Tanner Senti's research investigates ecological and physiological adaptations in animal populations, particularly concerning their nutritional intake and distribution in response to environmental changes. His work has examined the seasonal and taxonomic variations in arthropod macronutrient content, exploring how predators adapt their diets to shifting prey landscapes. Senti has also studied the elevational distributions of species, including tropical beetles and frogs in Costa Rican cloud forests, considering the implications of a warming climate on these populations. His research further delves into the community composition of bark and wood-boring beetles in different savanna habitats. Senti has published five papers and has an h-index of 1, with Matthew E. Gifford listed as a key collaborator.
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- h-index: 1
- Publications: 5
- Citations: 8
Selected Publications
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Nutritional Regulation in a Shifting Prey Landscape: Constrained Macronutrient Intake in a Wild Insectivorous Predator (2026)
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Seasonal and taxonomic variation in arthropod macronutrient content (2023)
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- Seasonal and taxonomic variation in arthropod macronutrient content
- Nutritional Regulation in a Shifting Prey Landscape: Constrained Macronutrient Intake in a Wild Insectivorous Predator
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