William H. Kirkpatrick
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PhD Candidate
Also affiliated: Knoxville College (2021); University of Tennessee at Knoxville (2018–2022)
Graduate Student Researcher
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Biography and Research Information
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William H. Kirkpatrick studies the impact of environmental factors, specifically temperature variability, on the reproductive behaviors of animals. His research has investigated these effects in both dung beetles (Phanaeus vindex) and avian species such as Scaled Quail and Northern Bobwhite. Kirkpatrick's work has been published in peer-reviewed journals, with several publications co-authored with collaborators Erin L. Sauer and Sarah E. DuRant from the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville. His scholarly output includes nine publications with 30 citations and an h-index of 2. Kirkpatrick remains an active researcher, with his most recent publication in 2026.
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- h-index: 2
- Publications: 9
- Citations: 31
Selected Publications
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Thermal Variation and Mean Temperature Independently Affect Breeding Behavior Across Temporal Scales in Two Cavity-nesting Birds (2026)
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The Role of Behavior in Responses to Anthropogenic Changes (2026)
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Multiple Aspects of Environmental Temperature have Complex Interactions with Avian Parental Behavior to Influence Offspring Outcomes (2025)Journal of the Arkansas Academy of Science OpenAlex
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Critical reproductive behaviors in Scaled Quail and Northern Bobwhite are affected by thermal variability and mean temperature (2025)
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Critical reproductive behaviors in Scaled Quail and Northern Bobwhite are affected by thermal variability and mean temperature (2023)
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Experimental increases in temperature mean and variance alter reproductive behaviors in the dung beetle <i>Phanaeus vindex</i> (2021)
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- Critical reproductive behaviors in Scaled Quail and Northern Bobwhite are affected by thermal variability and mean temperature
- Critical reproductive behaviors in Scaled Quail and Northern Bobwhite are affected by thermal variability and mean temperature
- Critical reproductive behaviors in Scaled Quail and Northern Bobwhite are affected by thermal variability and mean temperature
- Critical reproductive behaviors in Scaled Quail and Northern Bobwhite are affected by thermal variability and mean temperature
- Critical reproductive behaviors in Scaled Quail and Northern Bobwhite are affected by thermal variability and mean temperature
- Critical reproductive behaviors in Scaled Quail and Northern Bobwhite are affected by thermal variability and mean temperature
- Critical reproductive behaviors in Scaled Quail and Northern Bobwhite are affected by thermal variability and mean temperature
- Critical reproductive behaviors in Scaled Quail and Northern Bobwhite are affected by thermal variability and mean temperature
- Critical reproductive behaviors in Scaled Quail and Northern Bobwhite are affected by thermal variability and mean temperature
- Critical reproductive behaviors in Scaled Quail and Northern Bobwhite are affected by thermal variability and mean temperature
- Critical reproductive behaviors in Scaled Quail and Northern Bobwhite are affected by thermal variability and mean temperature
- Critical reproductive behaviors in Scaled Quail and Northern Bobwhite are affected by thermal variability and mean temperature
- Experimental increases in temperature mean and variance alter reproductive behaviors in the dung beetle <i>Phanaeus vindex</i>
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