Leah Segui

Leah Segui

NSF Graduate Research Fellow, NSF GROW Fellow
Pew Charitable Trusts (senior associate)

Education

  • BSc in Biology w/ minor in Geography
    San Diego State University · 2010
  • PhD in Zoology
    Oregon State University · 2019
  • Knauss Marine Policy Fellow
    GEO Blue Planet, NOAA Satellite Oceanography and Climatology Division · 2019-2021

Publications

Novak, Foust, Hennessey, Tanis, Coblentz, Wolf, Segui, Henderson, Ingeman, Falke, Layden, Gradison, Randell, Harris, Lester, Naito, Nakata, Nichols, Postma, Alves, Jarman, Kalytiak-Davis, Martin, Pajiah, Pinos-Sánchez, Preston (2026). FracFeed: Global database of the fraction of feeding predators. Ecology.
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Preston, Layden, Segui, Falke, Brant, Novak (2021). Trematode parasites exceed aquatic insect biomass in Oregon stream food webs. Journal of Animal Ecology.
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Segui (2019). State-structured species interactions and their consequences across levels of biological organization. Oregon State University (PhD).
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Preston, Henderson, Falke, Segui, Layden, Novak (2018). What drives interaction strengths in complex food webs? A test with feeding rates of a generalist stream predator. Ecology.
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Hughes, Beas-Luna, Barner, Brewitt, Brumbaugh, Cerny-Chipman, Close, Coblentz, Nesnera, Drobnitch, Figurski, Focht, Friedman, Freiwald, Heady, Heady, Hettinger, Johnson, Karr, Mahoney, Moritsch, Osterback, Reimer, Robinson, Rohrer, Rose, Sabal, Segui, Shen, Sullivan, Zuercher, Raimondi, Menge, Grorud-Colvert, Novak, Carr (2017). Long-Term Studies Contribute Disproportionately to Ecology and Policy. BioScience.
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