Byers Lab: Research
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American Pronghorn on the National Bison Range
| I am an animal behaviorist primarily
interested in behavioral development, play, sexual selection
and female mate choice. I am a member and Fellow of the
Animal Behavior Society). I maintain a longitudinal
study of a population of pronghorn (Antilocapra americana)
on the National Bison Range in western Montana. Projects now
underway in this study, which has run since 1981, are measurement
of costs and benefits of female mate choice and evaluation of
the fitness consequences of inbreeding in the population. |
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American Pronghorn in Yellowstone
| I also maintain a study of pronghorn in
Yellowstone National Park, where I am studying the dynamics of
interactions between pronghorn, coyotes, and wolves. |
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Interested in working with us?
Please go to the Lab Openings page.
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