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Kenneth Clifton

Professor Emeritus

Lewis & Clark College

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Department Of Biology

Division Of Arts And Humanities

Lewis & Clark College

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Kenneth Clifton is currently serving as a Biology Professor Emeritus at Lewis & Clark College.

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ecology ecology and evolutionary biology animal behavior animal ecology foraging evolutionary biology entomology wildlife behavioral ecology wildlife biology wildlife ecology predator-prey interactions interspecific behavioral interaction wild thomson local forage abundance ideal free antelope

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The Ideal Free Antelope: Foraging Dispersions. Behavioral Ecology (2015)

ecologyanimal behaviorinterspecific behavioral interactionideal free antelopeforagingpredator-prey interactionsecology and evolutionary biologyanimal ecologybehavioral ecology

The Relationship Between Bite Rate and Local Forage Abundance in Wild Thomson's Gazelles. Ecology (1996)

animal ecologywildlife ecologylocal forage abundanceanimal behaviorwildlifewildlife biologyforagingevolutionary biologyecology and evolutionary biologywild thomsonecologyentomology

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Kenneth Clifton

Professor Emeritus

Lewis & Clark College

Affiliations

The College

Department Of Biology

Division Of Arts And Humanities

Lewis & Clark College

computer lab

Kenneth Clifton is currently serving as a Biology Professor Emeritus at Lewis & Clark College.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Kenneth Clifton

Lewis & Clark College

Professor Emeritus

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

The Ideal Free Antelope: Foraging Dispersions. Behavioral Ecology (2015)

ecologyanimal behaviorinterspecific behavioral interactionideal free antelopeforagingpredator-prey interactionsecology and evolutionary biologyanimal ecologybehavioral ecology

The Relationship Between Bite Rate and Local Forage Abundance in Wild Thomson's Gazelles. Ecology (1996)

animal ecologywildlife ecologylocal forage abundanceanimal behaviorwildlifewildlife biologyforagingevolutionary biologyecology and evolutionary biologywild thomsonecologyentomology

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10 / page