John Swaddle Lab

	Swaddle lab
		Members of the lab Dr. John Swaddle (how variation in development influences evolutionarily important behaviors) Lyra Lockwood Swaddle (early years development, the ontogeny of communication, diaper dynamics) Claire Ramos (Postdoctoral associate: the effects of low-dose mercury exposure on the development, behavior and fitness of song birds) Kerri Cornell Duerr (Postdoctoral associate: the influence of land management on the ecology and evolution of secondary cavity nesting song birds) Caitlin Kight (PhD student: how disturbance affects the behavior and fitness of eastern bluebirds and other cavity nesting birds) Leah Wilson (MS student: fitness trade-offs in mate guarding behavior for male and female zebra finches) Marie Pitts (MS student: the influence of landscape design on the fitness of eastern bluebirds) Catherine Lewis (MS student) Jake Sequeira (senior: how plumage coloration influences rates of infedilty and cuckoldry in eastern bluebirds) Eddie Devila-Reyes (senior: how nest box materials influence parent-offspring communication in secondary cavity nesters) Arjamon Deb (senior: the effects of ambient noise on song production by male zebra finches) Luke Reding (sophomore: does sexual selection influence extinction risk in modern birds?) Ellie Sheridan (sophomore: the effects of mercury exposure on song learning in zebra finches)

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