Animal Ecology
At Animal Ecology we study the ecological causes and evolutionary consequences of variation among and within species in terms of behaviour, morphology and life-history.
RESEARCH AREAS
We concentrate on these areas:
- Life history
- Behavioural ecology
- Speciation
- Conservation biology
- Theoretical evolutionary ecology
Some of our researchers from Animal Ecology are also involved in the Ageing Research Group and Uppsala Centre for Evolution and Genomics a collaboration with Evolutionary Biology.
Research groups
Research groups working at Animal Ecology:
Ahnesjö lab; Arnqvist lab; Berger lab; Berglund lab; Björklund lab; Bolund lab (Sexual dimorphism in life-histories); Guschanski lab (Primate diversity and evolution); Gustafsson lab; Höglund lab; Johansson lab; Laurila lab; Lind lab (Life history evolution, environmental heterogeneity and ageing); Maklakov lab (Evolutionary biology of ageing); Orizaola lab; Qvarnström lab (Speciation); Rueffler lab (Theoretical evolutionary ecology); and Svanbäck lab.
News
Thesis Defence
Ivain Martinosi-Allibert
"Sexual selection and Adaptation to Novel Environments"
Friday 15th December 2017. 10.00 h Lindahlsalen, Evolutionary Biology Centre, Uppsala.
A copy of the Thesis here
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