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Andrew Goldklank Fulmer

Fort Lewis College

Affiliations

Department Of Psychology

Fort Lewis College

San Juan Institute Of Natural And Cultural Resources

School Of Arts And Sciences

NoneAndrew Goldklank Fulmer is currently serving as a Psychology faculty at Fort Lewis College.

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Fort Lewis College

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biology evolutionary biology ecology and evolutionary biology avian biology ornithology avian evolution evolutionary ecology morphology (biology) behavioral ecology breeding behavior behavioral sciences ecology population biology coevolution zooarchaeology ethology avian medicine zoology animal ecology interspecific behavioral interaction cretaceous bird zoogeography foreign eggs eurasian blackbird biogeographic history turdus thrushes egg colouration eggshell size individual repeatability shape metrics

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Ritualized Behaviors. (2025)

Biogeographic History, Egg Colouration, and Habitat Selection in Turdus Thrushes (Aves: Turdidae). Biologia Futura (2023)

turdus thrushesbiologyevolutionary ecologyanimal ecologybehavioral ecologyecologyavian biologyornithologyegg colourationavian evolutionecology and evolutionary biologybiogeographic historymorphology (biology)zoogeographyevolutionary biologyzoology

Coloniality and Development Impact Intraclutch Consistency of Avian Eggs: A Comparative Analysis of the Individual Repeatability of Eggshell Size and Shape Metrics. Die Naturwissenschaften (2023)

biologyornithologyavian biologyavian evolutionecology and evolutionary biologymorphology (biology)shape metricseggshell sizeevolutionary biologyindividual repeatabilitybreeding behavior

A Review of the Cues Used for Rejecting Foreign Eggs From the Nest by the Eurasian Blackbird ( Turdus Merula ). Ecology and Evolution (2022)

ornithologyzooarchaeologyethologycoevolutionevolutionary ecologyavian biologyforeign eggsbreeding behaviorbiologyeurasian blackbirdavian evolutionecology and evolutionary biologyavian medicinecretaceous birdevolutionary biologybehavioral ecologypopulation biologyinterspecific behavioral interactionbehavioral sciences

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Andrew Goldklank Fulmer

Fort Lewis College

Affiliations

Department Of Psychology

Fort Lewis College

San Juan Institute Of Natural And Cultural Resources

School Of Arts And Sciences

NoneAndrew Goldklank Fulmer is currently serving as a Psychology faculty at Fort Lewis College.

Honors

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Andrew Goldklank Fulmer

Fort Lewis College

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Ritualized Behaviors. (2025)

Biogeographic History, Egg Colouration, and Habitat Selection in Turdus Thrushes (Aves: Turdidae). Biologia Futura (2023)

Coloniality and Development Impact Intraclutch Consistency of Avian Eggs: A Comparative Analysis of the Individual Repeatability of Eggshell Size and Shape Metrics. Die Naturwissenschaften (2023)

biologyornithologyavian biologyavian evolutionecology and evolutionary biologymorphology (biology)shape metricseggshell sizeevolutionary biologyindividual repeatabilitybreeding behavior

A Review of the Cues Used for Rejecting Foreign Eggs From the Nest by the Eurasian Blackbird ( Turdus Merula ). Ecology and Evolution (2022)

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