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This project examines how endocrine disrupting chemicals affect reproductive behavior and success in mosquitofish. Using advanced genetic techniques, it aims to understand the impact of these chemicals on gene expression and evolutionary processes in aquatic environments.
Aquatic habitats are increasingly exposed to chemicals that, even at low levels, can disturb the endocrinology of organisms.
These endocrine disrupting chemicals (EDCs) can have severe impacts on reproductive physiology, yet knowledge of their effects on evolutionary processes and population viability is fundamentally lacking.
Using the invasive mosquitofish Gambusia holbrooki, the Fellow will use behavioural and genetic assays to reveal how EDCs impact reproductive success and sexual selection.…
THE GLASGOW CALEDONIAN UNIVERSITY
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