Congratulations to Colby Behrens for winning Students’ Choice, Faculty Choice and Best Overall at the annual GEEB symposium. Colby showed that sticklebacks from a population that does not provide care produce larger clutch sizes, smaller eggs, embryos that develop faster and are more bold as fry relative to sticklebacks from a sympatric caring population. Turns out that the evolutionary “loss” of care has consequences for other members of the family…
Colby wins THREE awards at GEEB symposium!
Colby presenting at GEEB 2020.