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Evolutionary and Behavioural Ecology under Global Change

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    • Parental care and breeding ecology in poison frogs
    • Evolution of warning signals and chemical defences in poison frogs
    • Evolutionary ecology of poison frog larvae
    • Warning signals and chemical defences in tiger moths
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Evolution and maintenance of polymorphic warning signals

Parental care and life history trade-offs

Multi-modal signals targeted at multiple enemies

Our work with aposematic moths

Other projects

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University of Jyväskylä
Departm. Biology & Env. Sci.
Survontie 9
Jyväskylä 40500
Finland
bibiana.rojas[at]jyu.fi

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“An extensive survey of the organic world thus leads us to the conclusion that colour is by no means so unimportant or inconstant a character as at first sight it appears to be; and the more we examine it the more convinced we shall become that it must serve some purpose in nature, and that besides charming us by its diversity and beauty it must be well worthy of our attentive study, and have many secrets to unfold to us.” – A. R. Wallace, 1877

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