John Klicka is affiliated with the University of Washington in the United States and has contributed to research primarily in the fields of Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology, and Environmental Science. Their work spans a range of subfields including Genetics, Ecology, Molecular Biology, Ecology, Evolution, Behavior and Systematics, and Ecological Modeling.
Klicka's research topics focus on genetic diversity and population structure, genomics and phylogenetic studies, wildlife ecology and conservation, avian ecology and behavior, Lepidoptera biology and taxonomy, species distribution and climate change, as well as amphibian and reptile biology.
Frequent co-authors in Klicka's publications include:
Common publication venues for Klicka's papers are:
Recent papers authored or co-authored by Klicka include:
John Klicka;Robert M. Zink
George F. Barrowclough;Joel Cracraft;John Klicka;Robert M. Zink
F. Keith Barker;F. Keith Barker;Kevin J. Burns;John Klicka;Scott M. Lanyon
Irby J. Lovette;Jorge L. Pérez-Emán;John P. Sullivan;Richard C. Banks
F. Keith Barker;Kevin J. Burns;John Klicka;Scott M. Lanyon
Brian Tilston Smith;John Klicka
Kevin J. Burns;Allison J. Shultz;Allison J. Shultz;Pascal O. Title;Pascal O. Title;Nicholas A. Mason;Nicholas A. Mason
Carlos Daniel Cadena;John Klicka;Robert E. Ricklefs
John Klicka;Robert M. Zink
John Klicka;Kevin P. Johnson;Scott M. Lanyon
John Klicka;Kevin J. Burns;Garth M. Spellman
Robert M. Zink;John Klicka;Brian R. Barber
Matthew J Miller;Matthew J Miller;Eldredge Bermingham;John Klicka;Patricia Escalante
B. R. Barber;John Klicka
Michael G. Harvey;Glenn F. Seeholzer;Brian Tilston Smith;Brian Tilston Smith;Daniel L. Rabosky
John Klicka;Gary Voelker;Garth M. Spellman
Jeffrey M. Dacosta;Jeffrey M. Dacosta;John Klicka
John Klicka;F. Keith Barker;Kevin J. Burns;Scott M. Lanyon
Jason T. Weir;Eldredge Bermingham;Matthew J. Miller;Matthew J. Miller;John Klicka
Garth M. Spellman;Garth M. Spellman;Brett R. Riddle;John Klicka;John Klicka
B. R. Barber;J. Klicka
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