Unknown aspects of bowerbird courtship revealed
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Read MoreA focus on postural displays, choreographies and construction abilities
Read MoreWe seek highly motivated applicants with a PhD in Biochemistry or related disciplines and experience in multiple methodologies (protein purification, western blots, enzyme assays, hormone analyses, GC-MS, HPLC), preferably related to animal physiology. Previous experience in managing a laboratory, overseeing technicians and training students is desirable.
Read MoreOur publication on the de novo brain transcriptome of the migratory Common quail is now out in its final form in Data in Brief: In this article, we developed a high quality pipeline for compiling transcriptomes of complex non-genomic species….
Read MoreMales use motor sequence learning to modify their display when the physical structure of the court is altered
Read MoreMigratory songbirds use diverse strategies during stopover to cross the Sahara Desert.
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