Principal Investigator
Graduate Students
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Alexis Heckley
2020 - present Alexis received a B.Sc. in Animal Biology from the University of Alberta in 2017. Afterwards, she worked on a number of conservation projects, primarily with frogs and bats, and completed an internship and fellowship at the Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute, investigating sleeping and exploration behaviour in Jamaican fruit bats. For her Ph.D., Alexis intends to investigate how parasitism and ancestry impact dispersal behaviour in stickleback fish. Outside of research, her favourite activities include travelling, scuba diving, and adventuring with her dog, Mr. Flea. Alexis is co-supervised by Andrew Hendry at McGill University. Photo by Léa Blondel |
Alumni who are missed....
Undergraduates
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David Lever
2019 David studied taste preferences in Darwin's Finches. |
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Sam Armstrong
2018-2019 Sam studied how predation affected male guppy colour pattern in a laboratory setting. |
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Hatty Darling
2017-2018 Hatty studied how predation affected male guppy colour pattern in a laboratory setting. |
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Alba Landra
2017-2018 Alba studied functional reference in grunts in the common brown lemur vocal system. |