Marco Fioratti Junod (he/him) provides the story behind his paper, “Herbivory mediates the response of below-ground food-webs to invasive grasses“, which was shortlisted for this year’s Elton Prize. We also hear a little about his journey into animal ecology.
About the paper:
What is your shortlisted paper about, and what are you seeking to answer with your research?
The study deals with the comb…
Ameli Kirse (she/her) provides the story behind her paper, “The clockwork of insect activity: advancing ecological understanding through automation“, which was shortlisted for this year’s Elton Prize. We also hear a little about her journey into animal ecology.
About the paper:
What is your shortlisted paper about, and what are you seeking to answer with your research?
In this paper, we explore h…
Alex Maisey (he/him) provides the story behind his paper, “Foraging activity by an ecosystem engineer, the superb lyrebird, ‘farms’ its invertebrate prey“, which was shortlisted for this year’s Elton Prize. We also hear a little about his journey into animal ecology.
About the paper
What is your shortlisted paper about, and what are you seeking to answer with your research?
Our paper,“foraging ac…
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