Chris Ray | Institute of Arctic and Alpine Research | University of Colorado Boulder
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Animal ecology • Pikas
Animal ecology • Pikas My work centers on population biology, with applications in conservation. I like data analysis and modeling but I also like fieldwork, especially at high elevations. In support of long-term research and student mentoring, I have maintained an annual study of pika demography since 1988. I study and model the dynamics of plant and animal populations, focusing especially on threatened species with fragmented populations. Recent projects include hierarchical modeling of point count data on birds in western national parks, analyzing the role of metacommunity dynamics in…
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