Professor of Ecology, Evolution, and Organismal Biology
My lab seeks to understand the evolution of life-history strategies by integrating physiological and genetic experiments on wild populations that have been monitored for at least 30 years. Our main goals are to test hypotheses on the roles of (i) physiological plasticity in stress-response phenotypes (ii) the evolutionary dynamics of loci involved in stress responses in mediating the evolution of age-specific vital rates among populations and among species. Our models include reptiles and primates.
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About Anne Bronikowski
My lab seeks to understand the evolution of life-history strategies by integrating physiological and genetic experiments on wild populations that have been monitored for at least 30 years. Our main goals are to test hypotheses on the roles of (i) physiological plasticity in stress-response phenotypes (ii) the evolutionary dynamics of loci involved in stress responses in mediating the evolution of age-specific vital rates among populations and among species. Our models include reptiles and primates.
| Present | Professor, Iowa State University ‐ Department of Ecology, Evolution and Organismal Biology | |
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341A Bessey
2200 Osborn Dr
Ames, IA 50011-4009
Phone: 515-294-7170
Fax: 515-294-1337
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