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Professor of Ecology & Evolution and Physiology

Research Group


Phoebe D. Edwards, Post-Doctoral Fellow, U Toronto

Research: The cause of population cycles in voles
Email: phoebe.d.edwards@gmail.com

http://phoebeedwardsresearch.weebly.com

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Michael Sheriff, Professor, UMass Dartmouth

 

Research: Ecological interactions in populations and behavior.

msheriff@umassd.edu
http://michaelsheriff.weebly.com/


Sophia Lavergne, Post-Doctoral Fellow, U Toronto

Research: The snowshoe hare 10-year cycle and the impact of predator stress on epigenetic changes in offspring.
Email: sophialavergne@gmail.comhttp://sophialav.weebly.com

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Charles J. Krebs, Professor Emeritus, UBC

Research: Population Regulation in Mammals


Email: krebs@zoology.ubc.ca


http://www.zoology.ubc.ca/~krebs/


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Brendan Delehanty, Post-Doctoral Fellow, U. Toronto

We are collaborating on the evolution of the stress axis in mammals and on the measurement of stress in vertebrates
Email: jardehanty@bell.net

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Stan Boutin, Professor, University of Alberta

Research: How ecological variation affects phenotypic plasticity, evolution and population dynamics
Email: stan.boutin@ualberta.ca
https://uofa.ualberta.ca/biological-sciences/faculty-and-staff/academic-staff/stan-boutin


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Dennis Murray, Professor, Trent U

Research: the role of predation risk on sublethal effects in the population demography in snowshoe hares.


Email: dennismurray@trentu.ca
http://www.dennismurray.ca/openings

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Thomas Jung, Collaborator

Senior Wildlife Biologist, Yukon Department of Environment; Adjunct Professor, University of Alberta; Affiliate Professor, University of Alaska Fairbanks
We are collaborating on the ecology of stress in northern bats; Climate change impact on snowshoe hare.
Thomas.Jung@gov.yk.ca


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Jane Harms, Dr DVM and Collaborator

Program Veterinarian, Yukon Department of Environment on the ecology of stress in northern bats; We are collaborating on on the ecology of stress in northern bats. Other interest includes disease surveillance in northern wildlife.
Email: Jane.harms@gov.yk.ca