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James C. Mouton - he/him - I am a behavioral and population ecologist with broad interests in applying basic theory, empirical data, and quantitative approaches to understand population dynamics in changing environments and the evolution of behavior and life history strategies. My research is grounded in basic theory and seeks to advance our understanding of population ecology and life history evolution in a general way, while also providing actionable information for conservation and management. Much of my research focuses on birds, but I am interested in processes that shape populations regardless of taxonomy.
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