RESEARCH GROUP LEADER: Dr. Andrea Harnos, PhD, associate professor
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RESEARCH GROUP MEMBERS:
Associate professor: Dr. Andrea Harnos PhD
Junior assistant research fellow: Péter Fehérvári
Associate research fellow: Dr. Zsolt Lang PhD
PhD student: Imre Sándor Piross
RESEARCH AREAS:
Studying migration timing, strategy and morphology of bird species using long-term ringing data. Studying breeding biology of Red-footed falcon using data collected since 2016. Developing statistical methodology.
MEMBERSHIPS:
Hungarian Society for Clinical Biostatistics
Hungarian Ornithological and Nature Conservation Society / BirdLife Hungary
LONG-TERM COLLABORATIONS:
Animal Ecology Research Group of the HAS and HNHM
Ócsa Bird Ringing Station, Hungary
Conservation Genetics Research Group of the University of Veterinary Medicine, Hungary
Hungarian Natural History Museum, Department of Zoology, Hungary
SERVICES:
Processing and analysis of ornithological data
GRANTS:
| Funding source | Project title and topic | Amount (HUF) |
| National Research, Development and Innovation Office, Hungary (NRDIO) | Sexual selection, sex-ratio and sexual dimorphism in host-parasite systems Sexual selection is a major agent of evolution shaping several aspects of behaviour, body structure, population structure and life cycle of most animals. The purpose of the study is to examine the ongoing evolution of sexually selected traits (like sexual dimorphism, sex-ratio) in passerine birds in parallel with the evolution of the sexually selected traits of their ectoparasites. | 28.944.000 |