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Project

Mobility, inbreeding and fitness in spatially-structured populaties of warblers: an integrated study with genotypic and phenotypic markers

Outputs and Outcomes

Code

01J01808

Duration

01 January 2008 → 31 October 2012

Funding

Regional and community funding: Special Research Fund

Promotor

Luc Lens

Research disciplines

Natural sciences
- Animal biology
Agricultural and food sciences
- Veterinary medicine

Keywords

population genetics dispersal phenotypic markers

Project description

This project aims at providing insight into the complex relationships between mobility, genetic and demographic processes operating in spatially-structured populations of warblers. We therefore study behavioural, genotypic and phenotypic patterns and processes in rural and urban populations of Passer domesticus. Research methods comprise mark-recapture, telemetry and analysis of micro-satellite DNA, ptilochronology and bilateral asymmetry.

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English

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