Two Graduate Positions in Evolutionary Ecology
I seek 2 graduate students and to participate in either 1. The
dynamic consequences of inducible defenses using the ciliate Euplotes
as a model system. 2. The evolution and ecology of sex-ratio
variation in the splash-zone copepod Tigriopus.
Successful candidates will have a strong quantitative approach with a
flair for experimentation or theory. Basic molecular skills will be
an asset but not essential.
The lab has a tradition of internal cooperation and ongoing
international collaborations. Interested candidates should provide a
cover letter, CV, and contact information for two referees by e-mail
to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I will be available to meet with potential students while attending
the Yodzis Symposium in Guelph May 15, the Canadian Society of
Ecology and evolution meetings in Toronto May 18-20, and the European
Society of Evolutionary Biology meetings in Uppsala Aug 20-26.
Bradley Anholt, Professor
and Canada Research Chair
Dept. Biology
University of Victoria
Victoria, BC V8W 3N5
Canada
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
