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Causes and consequences of variation in ageing. Pages to learn about the fantastic creatures I work with! Follow me on Twit.
I am an evolutionary biologist working at the Centre for Ecology and Conservation. Work in my group tries to understand how phenotypes evolve under natural selection, and why in some cases seem not to. We use ecological, genetic, and statistical approaches to study the interaction of genes and environmental processes that shape diversity in animal populations.
Welcome to the Cain Lab! Here in the Cain Lab we are trying to understand how and why animals are so varied in their behaviour and appearance, with a particular emphasis on sex differences and females that are colourful, aggressive or sing complex songs. We use an integrative approach, incorporating tools from the behaviour, physiology, evolutionary ecology, and quantitative genetics. Most of our work focuses on birds. And what we do on the Research page.
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Skip to main content. Our research aims to understand how natural selection and evolution shape the biological diversity seen in wild animal populations. The work focuses mainly on the long-term studies of red deer on the Isle of Rum. New Book . Quantitative Genetics in the Wild. Edited by Anne Charmantier, Dany Garant, and Loeske E. B. Kruuk. Oxford University Press 2014. Follow the latest events at our red deer research project via twitter RumDeerResearch. PhD student, with Mark Woolhouse.CONTENT
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We are evolutionary ecologists working on inferring processes from patterns. One of our main research themes uses extensive datasets on the spring phenology of plants and animals to try to identify the cues and mechanisms responsible for the spatial and temporal phenological variation. We also use a combination of phylogenetic, phenotypic and distribution data to examine the influence of ecology on diversification, trait evolution and community assembly.