Websites targeting keyword behavioral ecology

Mark A. McPeek, Professor of Biological Sciences, Dartmouth College

We incorporate genomic data from museum specimens and use historical records and natural history to explore how species are responding to our changing planet. Our research includes behavioral ecology, evolutionary biology, adaptive response to climate change and conservation policy. We are particularly interested in projects involving interdisciplinary perspectives and in collaborating with those from diverse backgrounds!

Homepage of Bjoern Brembs - Research on Learning, Memory and Evolution

I am a marine biologist studying the evolutionary ecology of symbiotic interactions between hosts and microbes. My research integrates natural history and behavioral ecology with molecular methods to better understand how these specialized associations are established and persist through time. I am especially interested in a group of bioluminescent coral reef fish (Siphamia) and their symbiotic relationship with luminous…

I am a biologist with broad interests in ecology and evolution. Overall, I have a keen interest in the processes that underlie biological diversification and adaptation: understanding species formation and persistence, from genomic, ecologic and behavioral perspectives. I also try to do my share in conservation of endangered species, science education and outreach. My early training…

Dr. Andy Sih's behavioral ecology laboratory is part of the Department of Environmental Science & Policy at the University of California at Davis.

 As a behavioral and spatial freshwater ecologist, I am broadly interested in the foraging and dispersal responses of aquatic organisms to the physical architecture of their environment across both local and landscape scales. My research investigates how these responses can influence predation and competition, and have cascading impacts on community dynamics and the movement of…

Welcome to the Muehlenbein laboratory at Baylor University! We are a group of biological and evolutionary anthropologists interested in a variety of research subjects, including evolutionary endocrinology, ecological immunology, reproductive ecology, human life history evolution, behavioral endocrinology, animal behavior and ecology, evolutionary psychology, infectious disease ecology, and emerging infectious diseases.

Cellular Tracking Technologies helps wildlife researchers and managers with tracking/telemetry devices for birds and mammals.