Murray M. Humphries is affiliated with McGill University in Canada and has a primary research focus within Environmental Science.
Their work spans several subfields, including ecology, evolutionary behavior and systematics, general health professions, oceanography, and global and planetary change. Their research covers a range of topics, particularly in wildlife ecology and conservation, Indigenous studies and ecology, species distribution and climate change, bat biology and ecology studies, animal ecology and behavior studies, marine animal studies, and marine and coastal plant biology.
Humphries has frequently published in the following venues:
Some of their recent papers include:
Humphries has collaborated frequently with several co-authors:
The scientist has contributed to book publications, including works published by the University of Calgary Press. Titles include "Canadian Mountain Assessment" released in 2023.
Denis Réale;Dany Garant;Murray M. Humphries;Patrick Bergeron
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Murray M. Humphries;Donald W. Thomas;Donald L. Kramer
Murray M. Humphries;Murray M. Humphries;Donald W. Thomas;John R. Speakman;John R. Speakman
Tiantian Ren;Stan Boutin;Murray M. Humphries;Ben Dantzer
Ben Dantzer;Amy E. M. Newman;Rudy Boonstra;Rupert Palme
Stan Boutin;Lucas A. Wauters;Andrew G. McAdam;Murray M. Humphries
Bailey C. McMeans;Kevin S. McCann;Murray Humphries;Neil Rooney
V. Careau;O. R. P. Bininda-Emonds;D. W. Thomas;D. Réale
J. Samson;D. Berteaux;B. J. McGill;M. M. Humphries
Vincent Careau;Denis Réale;Murray M. Humphries;Donald W. Thomas
Murray M. Humphries;James Umbanhowar;Kevin S. McCann
Andrew G. McADAM;Stan Boutin;Ainsley K. Sykes;Murray M. Humphries
Caroline M Williams;Gregory J Ragland;Gustavo Betini;Lauren B Buckley
Murray M. Humphries;Donald L. Kramer;Donald W. Thomas
Quinn E. Fletcher;Stan Boutin;Jeffrey E. Lane;Jalene M. LaMontagne
Ben Dantzer;Andrew G. McAdam;Andrew G. McAdam;Rupert Palme;Quinn E. Fletcher
Murray M. Humphries;Stan Boutin
Daniel Munro;Donald W. Thomas;Murray M. Humphries
Meghan L. Larivee;Stan Boutin;John Roger Speakman;Andrew G. McAdam
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