Students in my lab study mate choice using behavioral and genetics based experiments in vertebrate systems with multiple mating and sperm storage. Most of our research focuses on a unisexual-bisexual species complex of live bearing fish from the angle of species and mate-quality recognition. Additionally, students are working with the San Marcos Salamander, a threatened species endemic to the San Marcos River. They have started to accumulate behavioral data that can be used for important conservation decisions.
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Courses I teach: Organismal Biology (1431) , Behavioral Ecology (Bio 5367/7367), and Evolutionary Ecology (7336).
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