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Are more toxic prey better protected?

This is the question addressed in Mathieu Chouteau’s paper, just published in Animal Behaviour (vol 153:49-59). How do bird predators consider the natural range of variation in toxin load among butterfly species in a community? Mathieu asked chicks what they … Continuer la lecture →

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Two positions available – Apply now

Two positions are open in my group, to work on the ecology and evolutionary genomics of mimicry supergenes in Heliconius butterflies. 1- A 3-year PhD studentship on the ecology of inversions and balancing selection. The project aims at deciphering the … Continuer la lecture →

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