Nicholai M. Hensley
From Base Pairs to Behavior to Biodiversity
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Herchel-Smith Postdoctoral Fellow
University of Cambridge |
I am interested in how evolutionary processes shape the molecular mechanisms that generate animal behavior, and the subsequent consequences of that on patterns of ecological diversity. Because of their relevance to speciation and community assembly, I am particularly focused on behaviors used in the context of animal communication and how they can either help or hinder processes structuring biodiversity at different scales.
To view or download a copy of my CV, please see below:
To view or download a copy of my CV, please see below:
| hensley_cv_mar2024.pdf |
Banner: A ~20 sec timelapse photo showing the mating patterns of bioluminescent ostracods Bonaire over a coral and sponge reef. Credit: Kyle McBurnie. For more of his work, see kylemcburnie.com
