Department of Zoology

The structure and stability of ecological networks

Simmons, Benno Isaac

All species interact with other species to form complex networks of connections. Such networks are a powerful way to represent ecological communities because they describe (i) the roles of individual species and (ii) the ...
Research data supporting "Social information use about novel aposematic prey is not influenced by a predator’s previous experience with toxins"

Hamalainen, Liisa; Mappes, Johanna; Rowland, Hannah M; Thorogood, Roseanna
Development of neuronal connectivity in the central nervous system of Drosophila melanogaster

Valdes Aleman, Javier (2019-04-27)

Our nervous system is made of billions of neurons that process sensory information and control behavior. It is organized into circuits with specifically tuned cell-to-cell connections that are essential for proper function. ...
Effects of early-life social experiences on learning and conservation in a threatened songbird

Franks, Victoria Rachael (2019-07-20)

Learning new behaviour is a fundamental way for animals to adjust to changes in their surroundings and is especially important for naïve juveniles. Paying attention to socially-provided information may be a way for juveniles ...