Tony Sinclair (biologist)

Anthony Ronald Entrican Sinclair FRSC FRS (born March 25, 1944)[3] is a professor emeritus of zoology at the University of British Columbia.

[1][4] The son of Sir Ronald Ormiston Sinclair, Tony Sinclair spent his early childhood in the African bush in Tanzania, where his love for Africa and animals led him to study for degrees in zoology at Pembroke College, Oxford.

[5] Sinclair is an ecologist and leading authority on the ecology, population dynamics and community structures of large mammals.

[1] By conducting long-term research on large mammals in the Mara–Serengeti ecosystem and elsewhere in East Africa, Sinclair showed the ways in which different animal populations are regulated.

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