I’m recruiting a Ph.D. student to join my lab to study some aspect of carnivore 
Nutritional Ecology at 
Oklahoma State University in the Fall 2014.  There are several potential 
options for projects focused 
on the major research areas in my lab (below) and I’m also open to other 
related ideas.  Most of my 
research is on arthropods.   A completed application would need to be submitted 
to Oklahoma State 
University by 1 February.  So, it’s important to contact me as soon as possible 
if you’re interested at 
shawn.wilder “at” sydney.edu.au.  My contact information is also on my webpage 
as is more 
information about my research program:  
https://sites.google.com/site/shawnmwilder/

Some potential projects include:
- How nutrition influences prey choice in predatory arthropods.
- Quantifying diet intake of a predatory arthropod in the field.
- Cascading effects of predator nutrition on prey communities and plant damage.
- Comparative dietary requirements of herbivorous and carnivorous arthropods.
- Importance of dietary nutrient intake (carbohydrates, lipid and protein) for 
aging and longevity of 
carnivores.
- Nutrition and the evolution of ant-aphid mutualisms.
- Other ideas…

Dr. Shawn Wilder
Starting Fall 2014: Department of Zoology, Oklahoma State University
Currently: School of Biological Sciences, University of Sydney

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