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Dr. K. Greg Murray

Retired Faculty

Hope College

Affiliations

Natural and Applied Sciences

Biology

Biology Department

Office of the Dean of Natural and Applied Sciences

Biology Department

Institute Of Water Regulation Research

Department Of Biology

Hope College

Department Of Biology

Natural and Applied Sciences

Dr. K. Greg Murray is currently serving as a Biology Retired Faculty at Hope College.

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ecology community (ecology) avian biology biology ornithology wildlife ecology plant ecology vegetation science environmental science animal ecology forest ecology ecology and evolutionary biology sustainable agriculture botany evolutionary ecology applied ecology plant science landscape ecology population biology biogeography ecosystems agronomy wildlife population ecology foraging phenology pollination success american robins agricultural economics agroforestry systems biological pest control horticulture research animal behavior animal conservation soil biology ecological applications restoration ecology spatial ecology avian evolution food chain plant protection horticultural science plant-animal interactions crop production crop quality plant biology soil ecology soil science lipid analysis agroecology applied plant ecology reproductive success breeding behavior evolutionary genetics avian seed dispersal tropical fruit-eating birds their food plants seed passage rates fruit laxatives plant reproductive success floral neighborhood bird-dispersed plants pollinator predictability character displacement tropical pollination guilds spatial heterogeneity tropical disturbance mosaic mixed support

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Effects of Urbanization on the Population Structure of Freshwater Turtles Across the United States. Conservation Biology (2018)

David R. BowneBradley J. CosentinoLaurel J. AndersonChristopher P. BlochSandra CookePatrick W. CrumrineJason DallasAlexandra DoranJerald J. DoschDaniel L. DruckenbrodRichard D. DurtscheDanielle GarneauKristen S. GenetTodd S. FredericksenPeter A. KishMary Beth KolozsvaryFrank T. KuserkErin S. LindquistCarol MankiewiczJames G. MarchTimothy J. MuirK. Greg MurrayMadeline N. SantulliFrank J. SicignanoPeter D. SmallwoodRebecca A. UrbanKathy Winnett‐MurrayCraig R. Zimmermann

animal ecologywildlife ecologylandscape urbanizationpopulation ecologywildlifepopulation biologyfreshwater turtlesevolutionary biologyanimal conservationconservation biologyurban ecologyecologyimmature turtles

The Roles of Disperser Behavior and Physical Habitat Structure in Regeneration of Post-Agricultural Fields. (2007)

land usenatural resource managementdisperser behaviorsustainable agricultureenvironmental scienceapplied plant ecologyurban ecologyecologypost-agricultural fieldsecosystemssoilapplied ecologyrestoration ecologyagroecologyagronomyecological applicationsphysical habitat structurelandscape ecologycommunity (ecology)

Chemical Defense and the Persistence of Pioneer Plant Seeds in the Soil of a Tropical Cloud Forest. Biotropica (2006)

Joseph W. VeldmanK. Greg MurrayAdrienne L. HullJ. Mauricio Garcia‐CWilliam S. MungallGarth B. RotmanMitchell P. PloszLaurie K. McNamara

tropical cloud forestsoil biologysoil scienceforest ecologyplant sciencepioneer plant seedsplant ecologychemical defenseenvironmental scienceecologyvegetation sciencesoilsoil ecology

Seasonal Fruit Preferences for Lipids and Sugars by American Robins. The Auk (2000)

Christopher A. LepczykK. Greg MurrayKathy Winnett-MurrayPaul BartellEric GeyerTimothy Work

avian biologyornithologylipid analysisbiologylipidsamerican robinsentomologyseasonal fruit preferences

Fruit Laxatives and Seed Passage Rates in Frugivores: Consequences for Plant Reproductive Success. Ecology (1994)

horticulture researchhorticultural sciencefruit laxativesplant-animal interactionsbotanybiological pest controlplant sciencebiologyseed passage ratessustainable agricultureecologyplant reproductive successplant protection

The Influence of Seed Packaging and Fruit Color on Feeding Preferences of American Robins. Vegetatio (1993)

animal ecologywildlife ecologyavian biologyornithologyseed packaginganimal behavioragribusinessforagingbiologyecology and evolutionary biologyevolutionary ecologyecologyamerican robinsfruit colorcommunity (ecology)

Vegetatio. (1993)

Swainson’s Thrush. The atlas of breeding birds of Michigan (1991)

Avian Seed Dispersal of Three Neotropical Gap‐Dependent Plants. Ecological Monographs (1988)

animal ecologyavian biologyornithologypopulation ecologypopulation biologyspatial ecologyecology and evolutionary biologyevolutionary ecologybiogeographyavian seed dispersalecologycommunity (ecology)

Mixed Support for Spatial Heterogeneity in Species Interactions: Hummingbirds in a Tropical Disturbance Mosaic. The American Naturalist (1988)

Peter FeinsingerWilliam H. BusbyK. Greg MurrayJames H. BeachWillow Z. PoundsYan B. Linhart

avian biologyornithologyspatial heterogeneitymixed supporttropical disturbance mosaicecologycommunity (ecology)

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Dr. K. Greg Murray

Retired Faculty

Hope College

Affiliations

Natural and Applied Sciences

Biology

Biology Department

Office of the Dean of Natural and Applied Sciences

Biology Department

Institute Of Water Regulation Research

Department Of Biology

Hope College

Department Of Biology

Natural and Applied Sciences

Dr. K. Greg Murray is currently serving as a Biology Retired Faculty at Hope College.

Honors

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Hope College

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Effects of Urbanization on the Population Structure of Freshwater Turtles Across the United States. Conservation Biology (2018)

The Roles of Disperser Behavior and Physical Habitat Structure in Regeneration of Post-Agricultural Fields. (2007)

Chemical Defense and the Persistence of Pioneer Plant Seeds in the Soil of a Tropical Cloud Forest. Biotropica (2006)

Joseph W. VeldmanK. Greg MurrayAdrienne L. HullJ. Mauricio Garcia‐CWilliam S. MungallGarth B. RotmanMitchell P. PloszLaurie K. McNamara

tropical cloud forestsoil biologysoil scienceforest ecologyplant sciencepioneer plant seedsplant ecologychemical defenseenvironmental scienceecologyvegetation sciencesoilsoil ecology

Seasonal Fruit Preferences for Lipids and Sugars by American Robins. The Auk (2000)

Christopher A. LepczykK. Greg MurrayKathy Winnett-MurrayPaul BartellEric GeyerTimothy Work

avian biologyornithologylipid analysisbiologylipidsamerican robinsentomologyseasonal fruit preferences

Fruit Laxatives and Seed Passage Rates in Frugivores: Consequences for Plant Reproductive Success. Ecology (1994)

The Influence of Seed Packaging and Fruit Color on Feeding Preferences of American Robins. Vegetatio (1993)

Vegetatio. (1993)

Swainson’s Thrush. The atlas of breeding birds of Michigan (1991)

Avian Seed Dispersal of Three Neotropical Gap‐Dependent Plants. Ecological Monographs (1988)

animal ecologyavian biologyornithologypopulation ecologypopulation biologyspatial ecologyecology and evolutionary biologyevolutionary ecologybiogeographyavian seed dispersalecologycommunity (ecology)

Mixed Support for Spatial Heterogeneity in Species Interactions: Hummingbirds in a Tropical Disturbance Mosaic. The American Naturalist (1988)

Peter FeinsingerWilliam H. BusbyK. Greg MurrayJames H. BeachWillow Z. PoundsYan B. Linhart

avian biologyornithologyspatial heterogeneitymixed supporttropical disturbance mosaicecologycommunity (ecology)

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