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  1. Unravelling mate choice mysteries: Using water striders, Malik et al. show how analyzing multiple traits across mating stages reveals which sex truly controls copulation.

    Read here!
    journals.uchicago.edu/doi/10.1

    #WaterStriders #MateChoice #EEB

  2. Unravelling mate choice mysteries: Using water striders, Malik et al. show how analyzing multiple traits across mating stages reveals which sex truly controls copulation.

    Read here!
    journals.uchicago.edu/doi/10.1

    #WaterStriders #MateChoice #EEB

  3. Unravelling mate choice mysteries: Using water striders, Malik et al. show how analyzing multiple traits across mating stages reveals which sex truly controls copulation.

    Read here!
    journals.uchicago.edu/doi/10.1

    #WaterStriders #MateChoice #EEB

  4. Unravelling mate choice mysteries: Using water striders, Malik et al. show how analyzing multiple traits across mating stages reveals which sex truly controls copulation.

    Read here!
    journals.uchicago.edu/doi/10.1

    #WaterStriders #MateChoice #EEB

  5. Unravelling mate choice mysteries: Using water striders, Malik et al. show how analyzing multiple traits across mating stages reveals which sex truly controls copulation.

    Read here!
    journals.uchicago.edu/doi/10.1

    #WaterStriders #MateChoice #EEB

  6. Mitchell et al. reveal the first evidence of chemical mate choice copying in Drosophila. Females exposed to pheromone cues from mated flies prefer males chosen by others, showing that social learning in flies extends beyond visual cues.
    Read now ahead of print!
    journals.uchicago.edu/doi/10.1

    #drosophila #pheremone #mate #flies #socialLearning #mateChoice

  7. Mitchell et al. reveal the first evidence of chemical mate choice copying in Drosophila. Females exposed to pheromone cues from mated flies prefer males chosen by others, showing that social learning in flies extends beyond visual cues.
    Read now ahead of print!
    journals.uchicago.edu/doi/10.1

    #drosophila #pheremone #mate #flies #socialLearning #mateChoice

  8. Mitchell et al. reveal the first evidence of chemical mate choice copying in Drosophila. Females exposed to pheromone cues from mated flies prefer males chosen by others, showing that social learning in flies extends beyond visual cues.
    Read now ahead of print!
    journals.uchicago.edu/doi/10.1

    #drosophila #pheremone #mate #flies #socialLearning #mateChoice

  9. Mitchell et al. reveal the first evidence of chemical mate choice copying in Drosophila. Females exposed to pheromone cues from mated flies prefer males chosen by others, showing that social learning in flies extends beyond visual cues.
    Read now ahead of print!
    journals.uchicago.edu/doi/10.1

    #drosophila #pheremone #mate #flies #socialLearning #mateChoice

  10. Mitchell et al. reveal the first evidence of chemical mate choice copying in Drosophila. Females exposed to pheromone cues from mated flies prefer males chosen by others, showing that social learning in flies extends beyond visual cues.
    Read now ahead of print!
    journals.uchicago.edu/doi/10.1

    #drosophila #pheremone #mate #flies #socialLearning #mateChoice

  11. Birds in love produce more babies, study shows

    “A study finds that birds who freely choose their own mates have 37% more offspring than those which were paired up by researchers in a sort of avian ‘arranged marriage’”

    by @GrrlScientist via #Substack

    #birds #ornithology #MateChoice #love #behavior #evolution #SciComm grrlscientist.substack.com/p/b

  12. Birds in love produce more babies, study shows

    “A study finds that birds who freely choose their own mates have 37% more offspring than those which were paired up by researchers in a sort of avian ‘arranged marriage’”

    by @GrrlScientist via #Substack

    #birds #ornithology #MateChoice #love #behavior #evolution #SciComm grrlscientist.substack.com/p/b

  13. Birds in love produce more babies, study shows

    “A study finds that birds who freely choose their own mates have 37% more offspring than those which were paired up by researchers in a sort of avian ‘arranged marriage’”

    by @GrrlScientist via #Substack

    #birds #ornithology #MateChoice #love #behavior #evolution #SciComm grrlscientist.substack.com/p/b

  14. Birds in love produce more babies, study shows

    “A study finds that birds who freely choose their own mates have 37% more offspring than those which were paired up by researchers in a sort of avian ‘arranged marriage’”

    by @GrrlScientist via #Substack

    #birds #ornithology #MateChoice #love #behavior #evolution #SciComm grrlscientist.substack.com/p/b

  15. Birds in love produce more babies, study shows

    “A study finds that birds who freely choose their own mates have 37% more offspring than those which were paired up by researchers in a sort of avian ‘arranged marriage’”

    by @GrrlScientist via #Substack

    #birds #ornithology #MateChoice #love #behavior #evolution #SciComm grrlscientist.substack.com/p/b

  16. Birds in love produce more babies, study shows

    “A study finds that birds who freely choose their own mates have 37% more offspring than those which were paired up by researchers in a sort of avian ‘arranged marriage’”

    by @grrlscientist via #Substack

    #birds #ornithology #MateChoice #love #behavior #evolution #SciComm grrlscientist.substack.com/p/b

  17. Birds in love produce more babies, study shows

    “A study finds that birds who freely choose their own mates have 37% more offspring than those which were paired up by researchers in a sort of avian ‘arranged marriage’”

    by @grrlscientist via #Substack

    #birds #ornithology #MateChoice #love #behavior #evolution #SciComm grrlscientist.substack.com/p/b

  18. Birds in love produce more babies, study shows

    “A study finds that birds who freely choose their own mates have 37% more offspring than those which were paired up by researchers in a sort of avian ‘arranged marriage’”

    by @grrlscientist via #Substack

    #birds #ornithology #MateChoice #love #behavior #evolution #SciComm grrlscientist.substack.com/p/b

  19. Birds in love produce more babies, study shows

    “A study finds that birds who freely choose their own mates have 37% more offspring than those which were paired up by researchers in a sort of avian ‘arranged marriage’”

    by @grrlscientist via #Substack

    #birds #ornithology #MateChoice #love #behavior #evolution #SciComm grrlscientist.substack.com/p/b

  20. Birds in love produce more babies, study shows

    “A study finds that birds who freely choose their own mates have 37% more offspring than those which were paired up by researchers in a sort of avian ‘arranged marriage’”

    by @grrlscientist via #Substack

    #birds #ornithology #MateChoice #love #behavior #evolution #SciComm grrlscientist.substack.com/p/b

  21. Mosaic Evolution Generates Patches Of Vivid Colors In The Lories

    “How to balance the evolutionary demands between being extremely colorful and attractive to potential mates whilst also being camouflaged from predators?”

    by @grrlscientist via #Substack 

    #parrots🦜 #color #evolution #ecology #MateChoice #SciComm🧪 grrlscientist.substack.com/p/m

  22. Mosaic Evolution Generates Patches Of Vivid Colors In The Lories

    “How to balance the evolutionary demands between being extremely colorful and attractive to potential mates whilst also being camouflaged from predators?”

    by @grrlscientist via #Substack 

    #parrots🦜 #color #evolution #ecology #MateChoice #SciComm🧪 grrlscientist.substack.com/p/m

  23. Mosaic Evolution Generates Patches Of Vivid Colors In The Lories

    “How to balance the evolutionary demands between being extremely colorful and attractive to potential mates whilst also being camouflaged from predators?”

    by @grrlscientist via #Substack 

    #parrots🦜 #color #evolution #ecology #MateChoice #SciComm🧪 grrlscientist.substack.com/p/m

  24. Mosaic Evolution Generates Patches Of Vivid Colors In The Lories

    “How to balance the evolutionary demands between being extremely colorful and attractive to potential mates whilst also being camouflaged from predators?”

    by @grrlscientist via #Substack 

    #parrots🦜 #color #evolution #ecology #MateChoice #SciComm🧪 grrlscientist.substack.com/p/m

  25. Mosaic Evolution Generates Patches Of Vivid Colors In The Lories

    “How to balance the evolutionary demands between being extremely colorful and attractive to potential mates whilst also being camouflaged from predators?”

    by @grrlscientist via #Substack 

    #parrots🦜 #color #evolution #ecology #MateChoice #SciComm🧪 grrlscientist.substack.com/p/m

  26. #introduction I’m Anne, Professor in #neuroscience at Fribourg University. In our #Drosophila lab, we work on neuronal circuits for reproductive behavior and acoustic communication, sex differences of the nervous system and the signaling function of seminal fluid. I like #arthopods #sexualselection #matechoice #spermcompetition #microscopy and #connectomics
    Used to work with #zebrafish #development #axonguidance
    Also teaching and keen on #embryology and #histology for medical students...

  27. #introduction I’m Anne, Professor in #neuroscience at Fribourg University. In our #Drosophila lab, we work on neuronal circuits for reproductive behavior and acoustic communication, sex differences of the nervous system and the signaling function of seminal fluid. I like #arthopods #sexualselection #matechoice #spermcompetition #microscopy and #connectomics
    Used to work with #zebrafish #development #axonguidance
    Also teaching and keen on #embryology and #histology for medical students...

  28. #introduction I’m Anne, Professor in #neuroscience at Fribourg University. In our #Drosophila lab, we work on neuronal circuits for reproductive behavior and acoustic communication, sex differences of the nervous system and the signaling function of seminal fluid. I like #arthopods #sexualselection #matechoice #spermcompetition #microscopy and #connectomics
    Used to work with #zebrafish #development #axonguidance
    Also teaching and keen on #embryology and #histology for medical students...

  29. #introduction I’m Anne, Professor in #neuroscience at Fribourg University. In our #Drosophila lab, we work on neuronal circuits for reproductive behavior and acoustic communication, sex differences of the nervous system and the signaling function of seminal fluid. I like #arthopods #sexualselection #matechoice #spermcompetition #microscopy and #connectomics
    Used to work with #zebrafish #development #axonguidance
    Also teaching and keen on #embryology and #histology for medical students...

  30. #introduction I’m Anne, Professor in #neuroscience at Fribourg University. In our #Drosophila lab, we work on neuronal circuits for reproductive behavior and acoustic communication, sex differences of the nervous system and the signaling function of seminal fluid. I like #arthopods #sexualselection #matechoice #spermcompetition #microscopy and #connectomics
    Used to work with #zebrafish #development #axonguidance
    Also teaching and keen on #embryology and #histology for medical students...

  31. Hi everyone!

    I am a Senior Lecturer in #SilwoodPark at #ImperialCollegeLondon. I am interested how social behaviours (#MateChoice, SexualSelection, #sociality) and #LifeHistory traits (#ageing, reproductive traits) evolve in birds. I've also published on #WomenInScience. I use #quantitativegenetics to better understand how #phenotypes are governed by #genetic architecture.

    I have too many #pets, I like #hiking, #birding, #moths, and #fungi.

    Will follow you back - toot!