Michael Clinchy is a researcher affiliated with the University of Victoria in Canada, specializing in Environmental Science with a focus on Ecology. Their scholarly work emphasizes several subfields including Ecology, Social Psychology, Small Animals, Developmental Biology, and Genetics.
Their research addresses a broad range of topics centered mainly on Wildlife Ecology and Conservation, along with Animal Behavior and Welfare Studies. Other notable topics in their work include Primate Behavior and Ecology, Animal Vocal Communication and Behavior, Human-Animal Interaction Studies, Animal Behavior and Reproduction, and Avian Ecology and Behavior.
Clinchy's publication record features several recent papers in recognized scientific venues. These include:
Their frequent publication venues include:
Collaborative research has been conducted extensively with certain coauthors, including:
Liana Y. Zanette;Aija F. White;Marek C. Allen;Michael Clinchy
Michael Clinchy;Michael J. Sheriff;Liana Y. Zanette
Justin P. Suraci;Michael Clinchy;Lawrence M. Dill;Devin Roberts
Justin P. Suraci;Michael Clinchy;Liana Y. Zanette;Christopher C. Wilmers
Michael Clinchy;Liana Zanette;Rudy Boonstra;John C. Wingfield
Justine A. Smith;Justin P. Suraci;Justin P. Suraci;Michael Clinchy;Ayana Crawford
Michael Clinchy;Liana Y. Zanette;Devin Roberts;Justin P. Suraci
Marc Travers;Marc Travers;Michael Clinchy;Liana Zanette;Rudy Boonstra
Bethany Kempster;Liana Zanette;Fred J. Longstaffe;Scott A. MacDougall-Shackleton
Luc-Alain Giraldeau;Jerry A. Hogan;Michael J. Clinchy
Liana Zanette;James N. M. Smith;Harry van Oort;Michael Clinchy
Anne Duncan Rastogi;Liana Zanette;Michael Clinchy
Liana Y. Zanette;Michael Clinchy
Michael Clinchy;Daniel T. Haydon;Andrew T. Smith
Liana Zanette;Michael Clinchy;James N. M. Smith
Michael Clinchy;Jay Schulkin;Liana Y. Zanette;Michael J. Sheriff
Liana Zanette;Michael Clinchy;James N. M. Smith
Christopher N. Johnson;Michael Clinchy;Andrea C. Taylor;Charles J. Krebs
Michael Clinchy;Liana Zanette;Thierry Charlier;Amy E Newman
Liana Y. Zanette;Michael Clinchy
Michael Clinchy;Andrea C Taylor;Liana Y Zanette;Charles J Krebs
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