Jason Keagy
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jasonkeagy.bsky.social
Jason Keagy
@jasonkeagy.bsky.social
Animal behavior, cognition, and genomics; dad; biker (of the pedal variety); likes finding and watching critters; keagylab.com
There’s a lot in this paper, but the most interesting result was that gene expression in the brains of female stickleback fish changed dynamically depending on the male traits the female was exposed to, and this response differed between sympatric closely-related species. (4/6)
August 22, 2024 at 7:46 PM
We used the benthic-limnetic species-pair stickleback system to characterize gene expression in the brains of females making mate choice decisions. (3/6)
August 22, 2024 at 7:43 PM