Professor of Biological Sciences
I have worked on the reproductive behavior and physiology of yellow-bellied marmots and I most recently focused on patterns of hibernation in woodchucks. Currently, I am investigating the vocal behavior and distribution patterns of tree squirrels inhabiting an urban landscape.
I have worked over the years with many students on a variety of projects centered in behavioral ecology and I welcome any students interested in seeking research experience in the field or lab setting.
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I have worked over the years with many students on a variety of projects centered in behavioral ecology and I welcome any students interested in seeking research experience in the field or lab setting.
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About Carmen M. Salsbury
I have worked on the reproductive behavior and physiology of yellow-bellied marmots and I most recently focused on patterns of hibernation in woodchucks. Currently, I am investigating the vocal behavior and distribution patterns of tree squirrels inhabiting an urban landscape.
I have worked over the years with many students on a variety of projects centered in behavioral ecology and I welcome any students interested in seeking research experience in the field or lab setting.
I have worked over the years with many students on a variety of projects centered in behavioral ecology and I welcome any students interested in seeking research experience in the field or lab setting.
| Present | Director, Butler University ‐ Science, Technology and Society Program | |
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| Present | Professor, Butler University ‐ Department of Biological Sciences | |
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Contact Information
Department of Biology
Butler University
Indianapolis, Indiana 46208
317-940-9879
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