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Photos
from the field
News
April 2013
- Luis successfully defended his Master's thesis
- Congratulations to Carolyn for getting the 2013 Adams
Graduate Summer Scholarship!
March 2013
- The paper by Ingo et al on
translocations of cave mollies is now out in its final
form
- The Ethology
paper by Sabrina and Ingo on non-visual mate
choice in Cave mollies is now available online!
- Congratulations to Amber for her recent
paper in Animal Behaviour!
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Our lab is addressing questions in
evolutionary biology, with a special focus on animal behavior.
Among other things, we are interested in how sexual reproduction
is maintained. We tackle this problem at several levels, including
molecular biology, animal behavior and ecology. Consequently we
use a broad array of research methods. Our study species are
mainly livebearing fishes, but we are not limited to them.
FishCam
We are looking for
undergraduate students to join our lab! E-mail Ingo for more information.
Martin and Ingo were ranked the 19th
and
20th most cited behavioral biologists from German-speaking
countries!
Ingo was awarded a Friedrich Wilhelm
Bessel Research Award by the Alexander von Humboldt
Foundation. The award is for "Scientists and scholars,
internationally renowned in their field, who completed their
doctorates less than 18 years ago and who in future are expected
to continue producing cutting-edge achievements which will have a
seminal influence on their discipline beyond their immediate field
of work" (cited directly from the Von
Humboldt
Foundation
website)
Ingo's co-edited book is now available from University of Chicago
Press:

Funding opportunities for grad students and
post-docs
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