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The Warkentin Lab |
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People Research Animals Field Sites Publicity |
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study the behavior, ecology, evolution, and development of early life stages of amphibians
(i.e. eggs and tadpoles), and interactions with their natural enemies. In particular, we
want to know why and how embryos hatch when they do, and how hatching
timing affects survival under different conditions.
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Research Internships in Panama See a video of embryos hatching to escape from an egg-eating snake (smaller version) Publications (ours and others) on egg responses to predators & pathogens |
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Biology Department, Boston University Ecology, Evolution & Behavior at B.U. |
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