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Marie-Josee Fortin is a University Professor at the University of Toronto specializing in Ecology and Evolutionary Biology. Her research encompasses various aspects of spatial ecology, focusing on species-habitat relationships, scaling issues, fragmentation, connectivity, and conservation. Additionally, she explores spatial landscape statistics, including sampling, edge detection, spatial autocorrelation, randomization tests, and graph theory. Her work in forest ecology addresses disturbances, fire spatial dynamics, and forest harvesting modeling. She is recognized for her contributions to the field, having received honors such as the Canada Research Chair (CRC) and is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada (FRSC).
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