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| Nikolaus von Engelhardt |
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Maternal effects Parent-offspring interactions Social interactions Phenotypic plasticity during development Behavioural endocrinology Behavioural genetics |
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| Vivian Goerlich (former website) |
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Evolution of transgenerational effects | viviangoerlich (at)gmx.de |
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| Tim Ruploh |
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Developmental shaping of behavioural phenotypes | tim.ruploh (at)uni-bielefeld.de |
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Social environment, physiology and behaviour across generations in quail | |
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Social and hormonal influences on behaviour during adolescence in zebra finches | |
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please consult "Positions available"
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| projects available |
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Potential projects: - maternal effects in relation to season and social context - personalities in zebra finches - behavioural genetics in zebra finches and quail - behavioural endocrinology in zebra finches, quail, guinea pigs, buzzards, seals or other species |
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| Serena Schmidt |
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Social influences on behaviour and hormones in zebra finches |
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| Leonie Greiner |
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Relationship of saliva and feather testosterone levels to plumage polymorphism in buzzards ? |
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| Meike Scheller |
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Relationship of saliva and feather corticosterone levels to plumage polymorphism in buzzards |
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| Sarah Golüke |
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Coding of information in the begging behaviour of zebra finches |
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Potential projects: - maternal effects in relation to season and social context - personalities in zebra finches - behavioural genetics in zebra finches or quail - behavioural endocrinology in zebra finches, quail, guinea pigs, buzzards, seals or other species |
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| Jennifer Loeffler |
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Hormone assays, PCR for sexing and microsatellites | jennifer.loeffler (at)uni-bielefeld.de |
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| University of Bielefeld |
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| Anjuli Barber (current website) |
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Effects of the photoperiod on reproduction in zebra finches (master's thesis, continued as PhD student in Vienna) |
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| Sarah Schmid (current website) |
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Effects of the photoperiod on sexual maturation in zebra finches (master's thesis, continued as PhD student at Bayreuth University) |
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| Ingo Catalano |
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Effects of the season of birth on personalities in zebra finches (bachelor thesis) |
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| Rachel Wigmore |
Inheritance of sexual traits in zebra finches (part II project, continued as a consultant) |
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| Dave Hollinshead | Inheritance of sexual traits in zebra finches
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Andrea Turner |
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Food allocation by parents to nestling zebra finches: the influence of nestling behaviour and parental decisions
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Julia Riggs |
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Differential resource provisioning in zebra finches: the influence of nestling behaviour, hierarchy and parental sex on food allocation
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Renske Hekman |
Parentage assignment using microsatellites in zebra finches | ||
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a) Effects of yolk testosterone on male zebra finches b) Metabolism of steroid hormones in avian eggs and in faeces (continued as PhD student at Groningen University) |
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| Ellis Mulder |
a) Effects of food quality on sex ratios in zebra finches b) Determination of egg testosterone content by radioimmunoassy (continued as technician at Groningen University) |
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| Anja Jansen |
Influence of paternal leg-band colour on the development of mate preferences in zebra finches (continued as PhD student at Twente University) |
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Erwin Hemmen |
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Effect of male ring colours on offspring primary and secondary sex ratios | |
| Rick Bruintjes |
Effect of female preference on sex ratio and offspring development (continued as Postdoc at the University of Bern) |
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| Alessandra Rossi |
Effects of hormone treatment (17-beta-oestradiol) on the second reproductive performance and sex ratio of zebra finches) (continued at the ministry of the environment, Italy)
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| Grietje Zijlstra | The influence of a female hormone on reproduction of zebra finches | ||
