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Lecturer Behavioural Ecology Group





Gretchen Wagner



I am broadly interested in eco-evolutionary dynamics and life-history evolution, with a focus on reproductive strategies and parental care behaviour. My current research topics include:


The evolution of delayed dispersal and family dynamics


Trait variance under fluctuating conditions: plasticity, bet-hedging, or both?


Breeding biology of birds in arid and semi-arid zones: coping with harsh and unpredictable environments


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Expertise



Animal behaviour

Animal ecology

Birds

Climate change

Comparative research

Ecology

Evolution

Life history traits

Mammals

Nature conservation

Parental behaviour

Phenotypic selection

Reproduction

Risk behaviour

Wildlife conservation



Bhe research projects



Costs and benefits of family-living in black wheatears


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Education




For thesis and internship opportunities have a look at our

thesis page or contact Gretchen Wagner for further details.



Animal Behaviour
BHE-20303


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Life History and Evolution
BHE-50306


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Methods in Behavioural Biology


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short cv



PhD - Evolutionary Biology. University of Zurich.


MSc - Animal Behavior & Conservation. City University of New York, Hunter.


BSc - Animal Behavior, Ecology & Conservation. Canisius University.



Gretchen Wagner



Lecturer

Behaviour Ecology group
Department of Animal Sciences
Wageningen University
Zodiac building

Gretchen.wagner@wur.nl


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