Research in Zoology
Evolution and Behaviour
Research in this group examines behaviour and evolution at several levels, ranging from cells to populations, and includes sound production in insects, patterns of rhythmicity in crustacean locomotor systems and the sensory environment of pelagic animals. Research in evolutionary biology includes phylogeny and taxonomy; zoogeography and patterns of speciation; the origin, structure and maintenance of hybrid zones; sexual selection, including female choice and sperm competition; the evolution of co-operation in birds and invertebrates; acoustic signalling by frogs; foraging behaviour; and inter-specific relationships.
Labs
- RESEARCH FELLOWS
- Dr Therésa Jones
- Dr Matthew Symonds
- Dr Ellen van Wilgenburg
- ASSOCIATES
- Dr Kathryn McNamara
- A/Prof David Young