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My Friends and Colleagues
Biologists
at the University
of Windsor - Read about the dynamic research programs of my
colleagues in the
Department of Biological Sciences at the University of Windsor by
following the Faculty
and Staff link at our departmental homepage.
Stephanie
Doucet -
Stephanie is my wife and closest collaborator. Stephanie
studies the evolution of bird plumage colouration and avian behaviour.
Laurene
Ratcliffe - Laurene and I collaborate on a long-term study of
animal communication and the behavioural ecology of black-capped
chickarees. Laurene studies the behavioural ecology of
songbirds at Queen's University.
Sandy
Vehrencamp - Sandy is a professor at Cornell University. Sandy
studies the evolution of vocal communication in birds, and we have
collaborated on some of my studies of rufous-and-white wrens.
Geoff
Hill - Geoff is a professor at
Auburn University. Geoff studies the evolution of
plumage colour in birds. Geoff and I have collaborated on
searching for Ivory-billled Woodpeckers in Florida, and on a project on
House Finch song.
Bob Montgomerie - Bob is a professor
at Queen's University. Bob studies sexual selection.
Herman
Mays - Herman is
a postdoc at Auburn University. Herman is a molecular
ecologist and studies songbird mating systems.
Ken
Otter - Ken is a professor at University of Northern British
Columbia. Ken
studies the behavioural ecology of songbirds.
Rob Laird - Rob studies ants and
plants. The feelings between the ants, the plants, and Rob are
mutual(istic).
Matt
Shawkey - Matt
conducts research in the Hill Lab at Auburn University. Matt
studies "small things on
feathers".
Brandon Schamp - "The Schampster" studies community ecology of plants.
Michael
Kasumovic - Mike studies spider mating
behaviour at the University of Toronto. Click here
to see Michael
in action.
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