Mating success of male blue tits in relation to their winter

Kristina BECK, PostDoc Position, PhD, University of Oxford, Oxford, OX, Department of Zoology

Kristina BECK, PostDoc Position, PhD, University of Oxford, Oxford, OX, Department of Zoology

Kristina BECK, PostDoc Position, PhD, University of Oxford, Oxford, OX, Department of Zoology

Kristina BECK, PostDoc Position, PhD, University of Oxford, Oxford, OX, Department of Zoology

Particle capture and transport through the velar food groove in

The main food of the long-tailed macaques in the study area consists of

Kelletia kelletii larval shells. (a-c) SEM micrographs of larval shells

The long (red) and short (blue) axes of the minimum rectangle covering

Welfare of women and expected welfare of men. Left: Female welfare.

Damien FARINE, Professor, University of Zurich, Zürich, UZH, Institut für Evolutionsbiologie und Umweltwissenschaften