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Kari Clifton

University of West Florida

Affiliations

Department Of Systems Science

Hal Marcus College of Science and Engineering

Department of Mechanical Engineering

Division of Academic Affairs

Hal Marcus College of Science and Engineering

Faculty Of Biology

Marine Research Center

University of West Florida

NoneKari Clifton is currently serving as a Systems Science faculty at University of West Florida.

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University of West Florida

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biology ecology ecology and evolutionary biology environmental science evolutionary biology marine biology aquatic ecosystems fisheries biodiversity zooarchaeology rheumatology rheumatoid arthritis freshwater biology fish biology animal ecology zoology protein science arthritis medicinal research clinical rheumatology experimental medicine aquatic food system trophic impact seagrass zoogeography food web interactions inflammatory rheumatic disease molecular substrates pathway analysis gene regulatory networks molecular evidence subtropical seagrass fishes ten species microhabitat utilization five caribbean labrids ecomorphological relationships molecular signatures regulatory networks

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Comparative Transcriptomic Analysis Identifies Distinct Molecular Signatures and Regulatory Networks of Chondroclasts and Osteoclasts. Arthritis Research & Therapy (2020)

Nazir M. KhanKari B. CliftonJoseph LorenzoMarc F. HansenHicham Drissi

arthritisimmunologymolecular signaturesgene regulatory networksrheumatoid arthritishealth sciencesmedicinal researchpathway analysisclinical rheumatologyregenerative medicinerheumatologyprotein scienceinflammatory rheumatic diseasemembrane biologymedicineexperimental medicinemolecular substratesclinical researchregulatory networksmolecular evidence

Feeding Morphology, Diet, and Ecomorphological Relationships Among Five Caribbean Labrids (Teleostei, Labridae). Copeia (1998)

zoologyfood web interactionszooarchaeologyfive caribbean labridsecomorphological relationshipsbiologyzoogeographyanimal ecologyevolutionary biologyecologyecology and evolutionary biology

Ecomorphological Correlates in Ten Species of Subtropical Seagrass Fishes: Diet and Microhabitat Utilization. Environmental Biology of Fishes (1995)

subtropical seagrass fishesaquatic ecosystemsseagrassfish biologytrophic impactmicrohabitat utilizationten speciesenvironmental sciencebiodiversitybiologyaquatic food systemmarine biologyecologyfreshwater biologyecology and evolutionary biologyfisheries

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Kari Clifton

University of West Florida

Affiliations

Department Of Systems Science

Hal Marcus College of Science and Engineering

Department of Mechanical Engineering

Division of Academic Affairs

Hal Marcus College of Science and Engineering

Faculty Of Biology

Marine Research Center

University of West Florida

NoneKari Clifton is currently serving as a Systems Science faculty at University of West Florida.

Honors

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Kari Clifton

University of West Florida

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Notable Scholarly Works

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Comparative Transcriptomic Analysis Identifies Distinct Molecular Signatures and Regulatory Networks of Chondroclasts and Osteoclasts. Arthritis Research & Therapy (2020)

Nazir M. KhanKari B. CliftonJoseph LorenzoMarc F. HansenHicham Drissi

Feeding Morphology, Diet, and Ecomorphological Relationships Among Five Caribbean Labrids (Teleostei, Labridae). Copeia (1998)

zoologyfood web interactionszooarchaeologyfive caribbean labridsecomorphological relationshipsbiologyzoogeographyanimal ecologyevolutionary biologyecologyecology and evolutionary biology

Ecomorphological Correlates in Ten Species of Subtropical Seagrass Fishes: Diet and Microhabitat Utilization. Environmental Biology of Fishes (1995)

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