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We study the evolution and ecology of phenotypic plasticity and the role of foraging behaviour in the structure and complexity of food webs.
Research is focused around the now model genomic system of Daphnia pulex and large food web data sets.
Funding sources include NERC, BBSRC, Microsoft Research, The British Ecological Society, The Royal Society, The EU Marie Curie Programme, The Nuffield Foundation, and The University of Sheffield.
- APPLY NOW FOR STUDENTSHIPS:: Two Studentships for 2012 - Daphnia and Predation or Fisheries and Food Webs
- PUBLICATIONS :: Predation & Cooperative Breeding w/ Hatchwell & Sharp in Behavioral Ecology
- PUBLICATIONS :: Aaron Theirry (PhD student) has paper published in Oikos
- PEOPLE :: Sam Williams Launches ECHO for parrot conservation in BONAIRE
- PUBLICATIONS :: Proceedings B: Phenotypic convergence under predation risk
- PUBLICATIONS :: TREE review: Adaptation Genomics: the next generation
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