Animal Behavior Graduate Group Seminar Series

Joy Mench, UC Davis, presents "Tales from the real world: applying ethology to improve animal welfare".

Enrollment — graduate students: ANB 290–001 (CRN: 10934)

Undergraduates: NPB 190C–008 (CRN: 34282)

Amy Briggs, UC Davis, presents "Effects of toxic microbes on foraging ecology of coral reef herbivores and consequences for reef community shifts".

Enrollment — graduate students: ANB 290–001 (CRN: 10934)

Undergraduates: NPB 190C–008 (CRN: 34282)

Maggie Creamer, UC Davis, presents "Consistent individual differences in beef cattle and how they relate to grazing patterns".

Enrollment — graduate students: ANB 290–001 (CRN: 10934)

Undergraduates: NPB 190C–008 (CRN: 34282)

Alycia Drwencke & Isabelle McDonald-Gilmartin, UC Davis, presents "Pain and wound healing following caustic paste disbudding in dairy cattle | Rolling through life: abnormal behavior development in dairy cattle".

Suzanne Alonzo, UC Santa Cruz, presents "Social interactions can generate sexual selection on brains, bodies & behavior: lessons from the ocellated wrasse".

Enrollment — graduate students: ANB 290–001 (CRN: 10934)

Aramee Diethelm, UC Davis, presents "Feeding in fear: host-plant species, predators, and larval performance in the monarch butterfly (Danaus plexippus)".

Enrollment — graduate students: ANB 290–001 (CRN: 10934)

Undergraduates: NPB 190C–008 (CRN: 34282)

Sabrina Mederos & Cristofer Brothers, UC Davis, presents "Pair bonding in lined seahorses | The role of leg use patterns and morphology in dragonfly predation".

Enrollment — graduate students: ANB 290–001 (CRN: 10934)

Sarah-Elizabeth Byosiere, Guide Dogs for the Blind, presents "Pawception: from visual illusions to guide dogs for the blind".

Enrollment — graduate students: ANB 290–001 (CRN: 10934)

Undergraduates: NPB 190C–008 (CRN: 34282)

Marlene Zuk, University of Minnesota, presents "Rapid evolution in silence: adaptive signal loss in the Pacific field cricket".

Enrollment — graduate students: ANB 290–001 (CRN: 10934)

Undergraduates: NPB 190C–008 (CRN: 34282)

Sara Lipshutz, Duke, presents "Fighting for fitness Integrating behavioral, hormonal, and genamic perspectives on the evolution of female competition".

Enrollment — graduate students: ANB 290–001 (CRN: 20917)

Undergraduates: NPB 190C – 008 (CRN: 42369)