Blake Morton
Lecturer in Psychology
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Blake Morton is a Lecturer in Psychology at the University of Hull, UK. His research focuses on animal behavior and innovation, exploring topics such as the interactions between humans and wildlife, particularly in relation to urban settings. Recent publications include studies on red fox encounters, wild raccoons' behavior, and personality structures in dolphins, contributing to the understanding of psychology in both wild and urban environments.
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Hannah M. Buchanan-Smith
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Carl D. Soulsbury
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Elizabeth Williamson
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Lauren Robinson
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Charlotte Hopkins
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Jorge Salazar-Bravo
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Dominic C. Henri
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James Beasley
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Thomas Giarla
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Tamás Cserkész
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